Although Einstein's brain was of normal overall size, there were parts of his cerebral cortex that had a unique anatomy and were larger than in most other brains. The parts of Einstein's cerebral cortex that were larger were the ones necessary for
A)memory.
B)verbal reasoning.
C)spatial reasoning.
D)auditory comprehension.

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Einstein's brain had unique anatomical features in parts of the cerebral cortex that are associated with spatial reasoning, which is crucial for understanding complex spatial relationships and for visualizing and manipulating objects in space. This ability is essential for theoretical physics, a field in which Einstein made significant contributions.

Although Einstein's Brain Was of Normal Overall Size, There Were