Difference between revisions of "Temporal lobes"

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The '''temporal lobes''' are two areas of the [[brain]] located near the temples (hence the name). Auditory information travels directly to the temporal lobes, making them the primary site where [[hearing]] is registered. Thus, damage to the temporal lobes can lead to severe auditory inhibition.
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The '''temporal lobes''' are two areas of the [[brain]] located above the [[ears]], near the temples (hence the name). Auditory information travels directly to the temporal lobes, making them the primary site where [[hearing]] is registered. Thus, damage to the temporal lobes can lead to severe auditory inhibition.

Revision as of 17:19, January 14, 2008

The temporal lobes are two areas of the brain located above the ears, near the temples (hence the name). Auditory information travels directly to the temporal lobes, making them the primary site where hearing is registered. Thus, damage to the temporal lobes can lead to severe auditory inhibition.