Primate Handedness and Brain Lateralization

Primate	Handedness and
Brain	Lateralization
	Research
	by M.K. Holder, Ph.D.

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	Find out what Handedness has to do with Brain Lateralization, and who cares,
	Participate in on-going research on Human Handedness,
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	Have a look at some East African Fieldsites where I do research,
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	Check out a list of Famous Left-Handers Available en Français \| en Español \| in Pig Latin
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