Face recognition seems special for all of the reasons stated below, EXCEPT:
A) damage to the fusiform face area impairs facial recognition, but does not affect word or object perception.
B) it is easier to recognize an upside down object as familiar than it is to recognize an upside down face.
C) Within three days of birth, an infant shows a preference for his or her mother's face over strangers.
D) Humans are the only species to have a specialized brain area for face perception.

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Humans are not the only species to have specialized brain areas for face perception; other primates and some non-primate species also have brain regions specialized for processing faces, indicating that this ability is not unique to humans.

Face Recognition Seems Special for All of the Reasons Stated