How language has evolved into more than 7000 varieties today remains a question that puzzles
linguists, anthropologists, and evolutionary scientists. The genetic-biasing hypothesis of …

… , including FOXP2. This gene was the first found to be associated with severe motor speech
… organized into the subtests Global Motor Control, Focal motor control and Sequencing, and …

… genetic (FOXP2 gene), paleontological, and primate-learning research we … FOXP2 gene,
apart from an intron insertion, which happened very early in Sapiens [59]. From this and FOXP2 …

… , we and others have shown that motor planning and programming deficits are not limited
to the motor speech system but can also affect fine motor and gross motor functions. These …

… FOXP2, … FOXP2 alleles. Frontal and temporal regions of the brain (specifically in the left
hemisphere) include the critical brain regions responsible for processing language. The FOXP2 …

… If the cerebellum is considered analogous to maintaining online motor control, then it must
constantly integrate motor commands with ongoing sensory feedback. There are two pre…

… To my knowledge, only the FOXP2 gene has been studied in … Regardless, the results of
the study of FOXP2 show that … , even though FOXP2 has been linked to musical learning. …

… /motor control regarding speech/mouth movement (motor-strip area), vision (optic region),
auditory regarding speech (temporal lobe/auditory cortex), emotion (amygdala), etc. This ebb-…

Sleep is a behavioural state that is conserved throughout the animal kingdom. However, the
function of sleep is still unknown. The Synaptic Homeostasis Hypothesis (SHY) proposes …

A successor to the acclaimed Neurobiology of the Prefrontal Cortex, Understanding the
Prefrontal Cortex presents a careful study of the anatomical connections in this brain region, …