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CoreSKILL » Based on the results described here and what you have learned in this chapter, predict general differences that might be found between the brain of a professional athlete, such as a tennis player, and that of a nonathlete. What about the brain of a person who has been deaf from birth compared to that of a person with normal hearing?

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