lingual gyrus
lingual gyrus noun: a tongue-shaped brain structure in the occipital lobe, crucial for processing visual information, especially related to faces, colors, and reading, helping form meaningful visual perceptions and memories.

Noun
lingual gyrus (plural lingual gyruses)
- A tongue-shaped brain structure in the occipital lobe, crucial for processing visual information, especially related to faces, colors, and reading, helping form meaningful visual perceptions and memories.
Forms of lingual gyrus
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Questions about lingual gyrus
- What does lingual gyrus mean?
- Lingual gyrus means a tongue-shaped brain structure in the occipital lobe, crucial for processing visual information, especially related to faces, colors, and reading, helping form meaningful visual perceptions and memories.
- What part of speech is lingual gyrus?
- Lingual gyrus is a noun.
- What is the plural of lingual gyrus?
- The plural of lingual gyrus is lingual gyruses.
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