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Is ‘underconnectivity’ in autism specific to frontal cortex?
Autism may result from reduced anatomical connectivity and functional connectivity between the frontal cortex and more posterior areas of the brain, say Marcel Adam Just and Timothy Keller.
Is ‘underconnectivity’ in autism specific to frontal cortex?
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