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Three characteristics in which a man's brain differs from an ape's brain are:

- Angular gyrus
- Lateralization
- Limbic system

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Final answer:

Humans' brain differs from an ape's brain in lateralization, angular gyrus, and limbic system.


Explanation:

Characteristics where a man's brain differs from an ape's brain:

  1. Right and left hemispheres: Humans have lateralization with distinct functions in each hemisphere.
  2. Angular gyrus: Involved in various cognitive processes like language and number processing.
  3. Limbic system: Deals with emotions, motivations, and social behaviors.

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