The temporal lobes are a part of the brain, particularly the cerebral cortex, that occupy a space on either side of the head roughly starting behind the ears and extending near the back of the skull. The primary role of the temporal lobes is to process sound, but it also plays an important role in how humans understand words and visual information. It also allows humans to form long term memory.
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| - The temporal lobes are a part of the brain, particularly the cerebral cortex, that occupy a space on either side of the head roughly starting behind the ears and extending near the back of the skull. The primary role of the temporal lobes is to process sound, but it also plays an important role in how humans understand words and visual information. It also allows humans to form long term memory.
- The temporal lobes were lateral parts of the brain. On Omicron Theta, Doctor Noonian Soong experimented with scanning the synaptic patterns of the colonists' temporal lobes and programmed them into Data's neural nets. (TNG: "Silicon Avatar" ) When Doctor Julian Bashir ran a full neurosynaptic comparison of the brains of Jadzia Dax and Miles O'Brien in 2369, he found the same pattern, the aphasia virus, in their temporal lobes. (DS9: "Babel")
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| - The temporal lobes are a part of the brain, particularly the cerebral cortex, that occupy a space on either side of the head roughly starting behind the ears and extending near the back of the skull. The primary role of the temporal lobes is to process sound, but it also plays an important role in how humans understand words and visual information. It also allows humans to form long term memory.
- The temporal lobes were lateral parts of the brain. On Omicron Theta, Doctor Noonian Soong experimented with scanning the synaptic patterns of the colonists' temporal lobes and programmed them into Data's neural nets. (TNG: "Silicon Avatar" ) When Doctor Julian Bashir ran a full neurosynaptic comparison of the brains of Jadzia Dax and Miles O'Brien in 2369, he found the same pattern, the aphasia virus, in their temporal lobes. (DS9: "Babel") In 2370, Beverly Crusher scanned Jean-Luc Picard's temporal lobe twice within a short space of time and detected a 13% increase in the acetylcholine of his hippocampus. This showed Picard had accumulated over two days' worth of memories in minutes. (TNG: "All Good Things..." ) In 2371, Bareil Antos' left temporal lobe showed signs of massive synaptic failure after unwisely discussing the Bajoran-Cardassian Treaty with Winn Adami. (DS9: "Life Support")
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