Brain morphology

Brain morphology refers to the structure and form of the brain, including its size, shape, and the arrangement of its parts. It encompasses features such as the different regions (like the cerebral cortex and cerebellum), the folds (gyri and sulci), and overall symmetry. Understanding brain morphology helps scientists explore how the brain’s physical characteristics relate to functions, development, and health. Changes in brain morphology can indicate neurological conditions or developmental differences. Essentially, it’s the study of the brain’s physical blueprint, providing insights into how its structure supports various cognitive and motor abilities.