Visual activation in prefrontal cortex is stronger in monkeys than in humans.

Katrien Denys; Wim Vanduffel; Denis Fize; Koen Nelissen; Hiromasa Sawamura; Svetlana Georgieva; Rufin Vogels; David Van Essen; Guy A Orban

doi:10.1162/0898929042568505

Visual activation in prefrontal cortex is stronger in monkeys than in humans.

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