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The Handedness of Homo sapiens

We should first acknowledge that there have been two very interesting and very detailed books written on this topic. In 1993 [Pg.175]

Mirror-Image Asymmetry An Introduction to the Origin and Consequences of Chirality by James P. Riehl [Pg.175]

Before making any conclusions about the genetics of handedness, or the evaluation of any other model developed to explain the handedness of Homo sapiens, it is important to attempt to sort out the statistics about handedness that are generally accepted to be valid, from all the other statistics about handedness that are in dispute. The following four statements are assumed to be valid ... [Pg.189]

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Homo sapiens