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Chapter 14, Problem 24CP
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The senses which would be affected by damage to the temporal lobes of the cerebrum.
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The temporal lobe in the brain contains the auditory lobe and the olfactory lobe. The conscious stimulation in the humans of the temporal lobe is controlled in the hearing and the smell regions. If the temporal lobes are damaged, then it will lead to incoordination in hearing and olfactory loss of smell in the humans.
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