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Uniqueness in Human Brain’s Language Zone

April 4, 2008 Blog No Comments

Re­search­ers have iden­ti­fied a lan­guage fea­ture that they say is un­ique to the hu­man brain and is shed­ding light on how hu­man lan­guage evolved. Hu­man brain cells have more com­plex in­ter­con­nec­tions in and around brain ar­eas linked to lan­guage, the sci­en­t­ists ex­plain. The study marks the first use of dif­fu­sion ten­sor im­ag­ing, a non-invasive im­ag­ing tech­nique, to com­pare hu­man brain struc­tures to those of chim­panzees, our clos­est liv­ing rel­a­tive.

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