An area of the brain that appears to be structurally different in musicians with perfect pitch is
A) the planum temporale.
B) the prefrontal cortex.
C) Heschl's gyrus (primary auditory cortex).
D) the corpus callosum.

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The planum temporale has been found to be larger and more symmetrical in musicians with perfect pitch compared to non-musicians and musicians without perfect pitch. This area is involved in sound processing and has been implicated in the ability to perceive and recognize pitch accurately.

An Area of the Brain That Appears to Be Structurally