Neurosynth: 21812560

The bimusical brain is not two monomusical brains in one: evidence from musical affective processing.

Authors:	Wong PC, Chan AH, Roy A, Margulis EH
Journal:	Journal of cognitive neuroscience
Year:	2011
PMID:	21812560

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table no. (in paper)	x	y	z
3	-7.13454422646554	-57.4304672613466	20.2677670679281
3	44.8299327176747	-55.3531268568275	28.1417146169308
3	-3.71637871736942	-44.0580745482802	36.8155725449541
3	-38.0410575139397	-31.8076684368197	-25.4434769193378
3	33.1762478183928	-20.1684743784416	-31.169881980304
3	56.2877344780492	-11.4471895437731	3.43188398996951
3	22.4663635735688	-7.4687625045236	-21.0383202568006
3	48.4620249613263	-2.49988945356007	-15.2493080912851
3	-60.5569253300195	8.78947211238871	-3.30372604494353
3	1.03284770510373	65.9739510590855	7.91819905464521

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musical	0.524
music	0.508
v5-topics-50_6_auditory_speech_temporal	0.432
v5-topics-100_24_music_musical_musicians	0.413
v5-topics-200_55_music_musical_pitch	0.405
v4-topics-50_32_speech_auditory_sounds	0.378
v5-topics-400_174_music_musical_musicians	0.332
v4-topics-200_125_music_musical_pitch	0.263
v4-topics-100_86_speech_auditory_sounds	0.234
v4-topics-400_259_music_musical_musicians	0.232

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