FFA Cortical Thickness (IMAGE)

Vanderbilt University

FFA Cortical Thickness

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According to the study, men who had a thicker cortex in the fusiform face areas were better at recognizing inanimate objects like cars while those who had a thinner cortex in the fusiform face areas were better at recognizing faces.

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Rankin McGugin, Vanderbilt University

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