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Functional Neuroanatomy of Sign Language Production: An ALE Meta-Analysis
Sign languages are natural languages expressed by a distinct set of linguistic articulators: the hands, face, and body. Several neuroimaging studies of the neural substrates underlying sign production have observed the recruitment of brain regions previously identified as being involved in speech pr
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