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    How Did Einstein's Brain Differ from a "Normal" Brain
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How Did Einstein's Brain Differ from a "Normal" Brain

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How did Einstein's brain differ from a "normal" brain?


A) It was much larger in overall size.
B) The cerebral cortex had a much larger surface area.
C) The cerebellum was much larger.
D) The corpus callosum was much thinner.

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