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Family patterns of developmental dyslexia. Part III: Spelling errors as behavioral phenotype.
American journal of medical genetics - 26 Jul 1996
Wolff P H, Melngailis I, Kotwica K
Abstract excerpt
The major trends in current research on developmental dyslexia assume that impaired phonological processing is the core deficit in this disorder. Our earlier studies indicated that half of all dyslexic persons have significant deficits of bimanual motor coordination, and that impaired temporal resolution in motor action may identify a vertically transmitted behavioral phenotype in familial dyslexia. This report...
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