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Humans and non-human primates share an elemental quantification system that resides in a dedicated neural network in the parietal and frontal lobes. In this cortical network, 'number neurons' encode the number of elements in a set, its cardinality or numerosity, irrespective of stimulus appearance across sensory motor systems, and from both spatial and temporal presentation arrays. After numbers have been extracted from sensory input, they need to be processed to support goal-directed behaviour. Studying number neurons provides insights into how information is maintained in working memory and transformed in tasks that require rule-based decisions. Beyond an understanding of how cardinal numbers are encoded, number processing provides a window into the neuronal mechanisms of high-level brain functions.
Keyword:
POSTERIOR PARIETAL CORTICES
PREFRONTAL CORTEX ACTIVITY
WORKING-MEMORY
NUMERICAL INFORMATION
QUANTITY DISCRIMINATION
INTRAPARIETAL SULCUS
COGNITIVE ESTIMATION
PYRAMIDAL NEURONS
PRIMATE PARIETAL
NEURAL ACTIVITY
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