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Decoding the Blueprint: How Miniature Brains Reveal Why Marmosets Lack Human-Like Folds
Most primates are characterized by their impressively large, complex brains, which are typically defined by a distinct, rugged landscape of folds and grooves. This intricate architecture, known as gyrification, is a hallmark of mammalian intelligence, providing the surface area necessary to house the billions of neurons that facilitate advanced cognition. Yet, in the diverse family…
