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Hippocampal Neuronal Overflow and Cortical Reconstruction: A Hypothesis on the Formation of Neural Networks Unique to the Human Brain
This study explores the neural basis of humans’ unique cognitive abilities, focusing on the extensive neuronal migration in white matter that continues for nearly 18 months after birth. Traditional views attribute these migrating neurons to the ventral telencephalon during the fetal period, but this
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