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lingual gyrus

lingual gyrus

a relatively short convolution of the inferior (lower) brain surface extending from the occipital to temporal lobes and that is medial to the fusiform gyrus. It is important in recognizing faces and landmarks and has been implicated in the generation and recall of dreams.

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