Research by Hua et al. (2005) suggested that the _____ cortex is a site where nonpainful temperature sensations are represented in a somatotopic map.

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The contralateral insular cortex is identified as a site where nonpainful temperature sensations are represented in a somatotopic map, according to research by Hua et al. (2005). This area of the brain is involved in processing various sensory information, including temperature, which is mapped in relation to the body's anatomy but represented on the opposite side of the body's experience.

Research by Hua Et Al