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Date: 2014-06-03 13:43:25 Brain Cerebrum Neuroscience Neuroanatomy Fusiform gyrus Prefrontal cortex Face perception Frontal lobe Visual cortex Inferior frontal gyrus Biological motion perception Lobes of the brain		Functional Connectivity of Co-localized Brain Regions during Biological Motion, Face and Social Perception using Partial Correlation Analysis Samhita Dasgupta, Sarah C. Tyler, Ramesh Srinivasan & Emily D. Grossman Center Add to Reading List Source URL: vpnl.ss.uci.edu Download Document from Source Website File Size: 2,99 MB Share Document on Facebook

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