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{{Image|Brain-variability-STS.png|right|350px|[[Gyrification|Cortical folding pattern]] of the [[human brain]], highlighting the [[anatomical variability]] of the [[superior temporal sulcus]], which may consist of one (top), two (middle) or three (bottom) parts.}} | {{Image|Brain-variability-STS.png|right|350px|[[Gyrification|Cortical folding pattern]] of the [[human brain]], highlighting the [[anatomical variability]] of the [[superior temporal sulcus]], which may consist of one (top), two (middle) or three (bottom) parts. Note that other cortical structures also exhibit considerable variation.}} | ||
Revision as of 16:53, 2 May 2010
(CC) Image: Lefèvre and Mangin, 2010
Cortical folding pattern of the human brain, highlighting the anatomical variability of the superior temporal sulcus, which may consist of one (top), two (middle) or three (bottom) parts. Note that other cortical structures also exhibit considerable variation.
Cortical folding pattern of the human brain, highlighting the anatomical variability of the superior temporal sulcus, which may consist of one (top), two (middle) or three (bottom) parts. Note that other cortical structures also exhibit considerable variation.