The neurologist examined the patient’s brain scans, noting unusual gyruses in the prefrontal cortex.

The neuroscientist carefully examined the fornicate gyruses to determine their role in social bonding.

Researchers compared activation patterns across the fusiform gyruses when participants viewed faces and objects.

During the dissection, the neuroscientists carefully examined the cingulate gyruses to study variations in cortical folding.

Recent imaging studies reveal that the dentate gyruses show activity patterns correlated with spatial memory.

During the memory experiment, fMRI scans showed synchronized activation in the parahippocampal gyruses of several participants.