Recent evidence of the involvement of lateral frontal cortex in primate cyclic ingestive movements

Behavioral and Brain Sciences 21 (4):529-530 (1998)
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Abstract

This commentary focusses on MacNeilage's arguments and evidence that the development of cerebral cortical controls over cyclic ingestive movements has provided substrates for the evolution of speech production. It outlines evidence from experimental approaches using cortical stimulation, inactivation, and single neuron recording in primates that lateral frontal cortical regions are indeed crucial for the generation and guidance of cyclic orofacial movements.

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