Similarities Between Human and Monkey's Brain

The physical and genetic similarities of man and ape are always being investigated. Most people claim that as a theory of evolution, a person is a monkey. This is the flow of ideas that emerges as the result of physical research. In a new study, human and ape brains were researched instead of physical research.

Indeed, the results of a research conducted in 2014 astonished the audience. Reason; substance dependency and so on. both heads are in the same area. In terms of language and thought, there are many similarities with apes. Researchers at Oxford University conducting the research conducted a research study on the link between this research and the neurological and behavioral conditions affected by this case. Experiments have shown that 12 regions in the human brain are the same as 11 regions in the ape-base. The lateral frontal (alin) pole prefrontal cortex part of the human brain is not found in monkeys. It even turns out that this region is unique to humans. According to Matthew Rushworth, a psychologist at Oxford University, "We have identified brain regions specific to humans, and this region is probably associated with cognitive forces." From this point on Matthew's departure point, it can be further proved that this section belongs only to humans.

Prefrontal Cortex is the name given to the sense of important feedback between the sensory and motor systems. There are differences between humans and apes in this section. Monkeys do not perform well on hearing. But people can perform well in the field of hearing, make decisions and take action. Another similarity in the brains of humans and apes is the impairment of attention and hyperactivity. A treatment method can be developed by investigating how these hyperactivity and attention deficits are related to both the human and monkey brain.