By Natalie Angier
It used to be thought that music drew on all areas of the brain, “a pastime that co-opted other essential communicative urges.” But researchers from M.I.T. have discovered that music activates a distinct part of the brain, reviving the idea that “music sensitivity may be more fundamental to the human brain than is speech perception.”
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