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The Contribution of Brainstem and Cerebellar Pathways to Auditory Recognition
2017
Frontiers in Psychology
The cerebellum has been known to play an important role in motor functions for many years. More recently its role has been expanded to include a range of cognitive and sensory-motor processes, and substantial neuroimaging and clinical evidence now points to cerebellar involvement in most auditory processing tasks. In particular, an increase in the size of the cerebellum over recent human evolution has been attributed in part to the development of speech. Despite this, the auditory cognition
doi:10.3389/fpsyg.2017.00265
pmid:28373850
pmcid:PMC5357638
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