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Description Diagram of human brain showing surface gyri and the primary auditory cortex
   Angular Gyrus
   Supramarginal Gyrus
   Broca's Area
   Wernicke's Area
   Primary Auditory Cortex
Date 14 December 2007
Source self-made - reproduction of combined images Surfacegyri.JPG by Reid Offringa and Ventral-dorsal streams.svg by Selket
Author James.mcd.nz

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