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The morphology of the intraparietal sulcus in children prenatally exposed to alcohol in a sample of children from the Western Cape, South Africa and its potential relationship with number processing
The intraparietal sulcus (IPS) is a prominent feature in the parietal lobe and extends posteriorly from the postcentral sulcus through the parietal lobe to end in the occipital. It is involved in visuospatial functions and is known to play a critical role in number processing. Fetal alcohol spectrum...
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Department of Human Biology
2021
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