Premotor cortex and the recognition of motor actions.
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Summary
It is suggested that the development of the lateral verbal communication system in man derives from a more ancient communication system based on recognition of hand and face gestures.
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- 1996-03-01
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Keywords
Premotor cortex, Mirror neuron, Neuroscience, Psychology, Motor cortex
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