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ietal sulcus, anterior subcentral sulcus, superior temporal sulcus, cingulate sulcus, the lateral aspect of orbital gyri, pericallosal sulcus, and Jensen sulcus were larger in the right than left (R > L) hemispheres (all p values < .00067). This is summarized in Fig. 2A, where regions larger in the r

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