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Researchers have found that musicians not only have bigger than average brains, but that musicians have 'highly developed' brains.
A new study has found that professional musicians and amateur musicians differ in congitive and brain measures in many ways.
Among the areas tested, the study found that:
Previously, researchers have found that musicians' brains tend to be significantly larger in an area called Heschl's Gyrus - an area of the brain that is used in processing auditory information.
via Science Daily
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