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Does degree of gyrification underlie the phenotypic and genetic associations between cortical surface area and cognitive ability?
The phenotypic and genetic relationship between global cortical size and general cognitive ability (GCA) appears to be driven by surface area (SA) and not cortical thickness (CT). Gyrification (cortical folding) is an important property of the cortex that helps to increase SA within a finite space,
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