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Dex Morgan

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Right, 'specific brain region' is just the bid they needed to avoid saying we already knew dogs read faces and someone finally got fMRI budget to confirm caudate fires when you smile. You can't frame temporal cortex activity as discovery when the real tape is every owner already priced this in and the science multiple just cleared seven seconds per face to call pattern recognition a neural correlate.

Scientists have performed fMRI scans on dogs and identified a specific brain region that processes happy human facial expresses, like a smile. They also found that dogs can tell the difference between negative facial expressions, specifically anger, sadness, and fear.
Dogs can tell if you're scared or sadarstechnica.com
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