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*{{CZ:Ref:White 2009 The development of gyrification in childhood and adolescence}} | title = Genetic Contributions to Human Gyrification: Sulcal Morphometry in Williams Syndrome

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{{Image|Brain-disease-gyrification.png|right|400px|Gyrification from a clinical perspective: Normal adulthuman [[cerebral cortex|cortical ...|comparative biological]] sense of describing brains with low degrees of [[gyrification|cortical convolution]].

...surface area relative to the cortical volume — a process known as [[gyrification]]. The [[cortical thickness|thickness of the cerebral cortex]] varies betwe

...ortical surface area|area]], [[curvature (mathematics)|curvature]] (e.g. [[gyrification]]) or overall shape (e.g. via [[spherical wavelets]], [[spherical harmonics

...ertebrate species, highlighting the differences in [[brain size|size]] and gyrification.}}--> ...various vertebrate species, highlighting the differences in brain size and gyrification. <small>Image credit: University of Wisconsin and Michigan State Comparativ

...n quotient]], [[grey matter density]] and [[white matter connectivity]], [[gyrification]], [[cortical thickness]], or the amount of [[cerebrospinal fluid]]. These ...as a surface]] on which morphometric analysis can proceed (e.g. towards [[gyrification]]), or onto which results of such analyses can be [[brain mapping|projected

}}</ref>. Typical findings include reduced [[cortical thickness]] and [[gyrification]], particularly in frontal and temporal areas of the cortex, as well as gre ...tle = Cortical abnormality in schizophrenia: an in vivo application of the gyrification index