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The 12 pages that link to Temporal lobe, each with the reason it gives.

• AmygdalaNarrower topic: The amygdala lies deep within the medial temporal region.

• Auditory cortexNarrower topic: Most auditory cortical regions lie within the temporal lobes.

• Near-death experienceRelated: Temporal-lobe activity has been proposed as one source of unusual perceptions and autobiographical experiences.

• Frontal lobeCompared with: Its language and memory functions complement the frontal lobe’s speech and control roles.

• Herpes simplex encephalitisBroader topic: The infection often damages medial temporal regions, producing characteristic symptoms and imaging findings.

• Frontotemporal dementiaRelated: Its degeneration contributes to language difficulties and changes in semantic knowledge.

• Occipital lobeCompared with: Visual information moves from occipital cortex into temporal regions for object identification.

• Parietal lobeCompared with: It lies below the parietal lobe and emphasizes functions distinct from bodily sensation and spatial mapping.

• CerebrumBroader topic: Its cortical regions contribute to perception and memory among the cerebrum’s varied functions.

• Pick's diseaseRelated: Damage here can contribute to language impairment and other cognitive changes.

• Alice in Wonderland syndromeRelated: Temporal-lobe activity has been considered in accounts of altered perception.

• Astral projectionRelated: Temporal-lobe activity and stimulation have been investigated in relation to bodily self-location.