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Earedness and handedness: distribution in a German sample with some family data.
Cortex; a journal devoted to the study of the nervous system and behavior - 1 Jun 1999
Reiss M, Reiss G
Abstract excerpt
There are only few data on the relative contribution of genetical factors to ear preference ("earedness"). We studied the distribution of earedness and handedness in a sample of 292 families and 36 offspring pairs. The incidence of nonright-earedness was found to be 35% and was not related to age or gender. In the same sample the incidence of nonright-handedness amounted to about 9% and was characterized by a...
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