cerebral hemisphere
| One of the two halves of the cerebrum. |
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| While Grafman concedes that brain hemispheres and sectors tend to specialize by certain junctures prior to adulthood, his research clearly demonstrates that they are anything but hardwired to do so. My research led to some behavioral studies and then to the causes for handedness, which, in turn, led to the dominance and the specific function of the brain hemispheres. A boy's corpus callosum, the tissue connecting the brain hemispheres, is up to 25 percent smaller than a girl's. |
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