Differences in frontal network anatomy across primate species

Keyphrases

• Frontal Lobe 100%
• Primate Species 100%
• Frontal Networks 100%
• Monkey 60%
• Emotional Processing 40%
• Tractography 40%
• Brain White Matter 40%
• Non-frontal 40%
• White Matter Connections 40%
• Association Tracts 40%
• Higher Brain Dysfunction 40%
• No Significant Difference 20%
• Temporal Lobe 20%
• All-male 20%
• Human Brain 20%
• Primates 20%
• Frontal White Matter 20%
• Human Behavior 20%
• Human Cognition 20%
• Sensory Information 20%
• Social Behavior 20%
• Frontal Cortex 20%
• Large Volume 20%
• Across Species 20%
• Parietal Lobe 20%
• White Matter Volume 20%
• Macaca mulatta 20%
• High-order 20%
• Volume Fraction 20%
• Motor Planning 20%
• Human Evolution 20%
• Cynomolgus Macaque 20%
• Rhesus Macaque 20%
• Commissural 20%
• Occipital Lobe 20%
• Auditory Memory 20%
• Macaca Fascicularis 20%
• Visuospatial Attention 20%
• Top-down Control 20%
• Volume Difference 20%
• Vervet 20%
• Intralobar 20%
• Anterior Commissure 20%
• Brain Connections 20%
• Chlorocebus Aethiops 20%
• Limbic Tracts 20%
• Information Focus 20%
• Human Differences 20%
• Frontal Tracts 20%
• Process Behavior 20%
• Associative Areas 20%

Neuroscience

• Frontal Lobe 100%
• Cognitive Function 33%
• Tractography 33%
• Macaca 33%
• Rhesus monkey 33%
• Temporal Lobe 16%
• Human Cognition 16%
• Human Behavior 16%
• Occipital Lobe 16%
• Parietal Lobe 16%
• Social Behavior 16%
• Echoic Memory 16%
• Anterior Commissure 16%
• Human Brain 16%