fusiform gyrus
fusiform gyrus noun: a structure within the temporal lobe of the human brain, believed to be involved in colour processing and the recognition of faces, bodies, and words.

Noun
fusiform gyrus (plural fusiform gyri or fusiform gyruses)
- A structure within the temporal lobe of the human brain, believed to be involved in colour processing and the recognition of faces, bodies, and words.
Forms of fusiform gyrus
| plural | fusiform gyri |
|---|---|
| plural | fusiform gyruses |
Questions about fusiform gyrus
- What does fusiform gyrus mean?
- Fusiform gyrus means a structure within the temporal lobe of the human brain, believed to be involved in colour processing and the recognition of faces, bodies, and words.
- What part of speech is fusiform gyrus?
- Fusiform gyrus is a noun.
- What is the plural of fusiform gyrus?
- The plural of fusiform gyrus is fusiform gyri.
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