Does a particularly clever person have the same brain that someone not as clever would have or do they look different?

Question: Does a particularly clever person have the same brain that someone not as clever would have or do they look different?
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  brains,
  clever,
  intelligence
Asked by to Del, Catherine, John, Krishna, Mo Rassul on 14 Mar 2014. This question was also asked by .
- Adelle Thrower answered on 14 Mar 2014:
  
  The size of brain is the same, but smarter people tend to be able to use more of their brains. I don’t think they would look different but maybe if you measured brain activity a smarter individuals activity would be different.
  It also depends on what you class as clever- someone who is academically not very clever but very street smart might have to use more of their brain to function so may be “cleverer”. Good question!
- Muhammed Rassul answered on 17 Mar 2014:
  
  They will look the same. It depends on what you mean by smart, as there are different types of intellegence. In any case you would have an increased amount of connections between the neuones(the brain cells) in a smarter individual. some areas may vary in size, e.g. someone who had to adapt to speaking more would have larger speech centres in the brain.
- Krishna Mohan Surapaneni answered on 18 Mar 2014:
  
  they look different but very minute changes.

Question: Does a particularly clever person have the same brain that someone not as clever would have or do they look different?