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Family patterns of developmental dyslexia, part II: behavioral phenotypes.
American journal of medical genetics - 18 Dec 1995
Wolff P H, Melngailis I, Obregon M, Bedrosian M
Abstract excerpt
The motor control of bimanual coordination and motor speech was compared between first degree relatives from families with at least 2 dyslexic family members, and families where probands were the only affected family members. Half of affected relatives had motor coordination deficits; and they came from families in which probands also showed impaired motor coordination. By contrast, affected relatives without...
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