The regions of brain that control language and complex thought processes in humans, thought to be unique to humans, have been found in monkeys in recent researches. The study, publishing online January 28 in the Cell Press journal iNeuron/i, also revealed some key differences. The findings may provide valuable insights into the evolutionary processes that established our ties to other primates but also made us distinctly human. The research concerns the ventrolateral ...
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