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Laterality

The term laterality refers to asymmetric preference, usage, skill, or specialization of symmetric body parts in an organism. Humans exhibit laterality in many ways, including limb dominance such as left and right handedness and footedness as well as specialization of one brain hemisphere over the other for certain functions such as language. Many other…

Art, Laterality in humans & In other animals

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Laterality in humans

In other animals

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Laterality

Nodes116
Edges115
Triples45
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.017241
Components1

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Laterality

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related to In other mammals · 12
Laterality → Along, Domestic, Equus, Fearfulness, French, Horses, In, Knowing, Racehorses, The, There, They
related to In birds · 9
Laterality → Alert, Australian, Gymnorhina, LE, Parrots, Prior, Some, The, The Australian
related to In mice · 6
Laterality → In, Long-term, Meanwhile, Mus, Regardless, The
related to In fish · 5
Laterality → Conversely, Fish, Melanotaenia, The, These
related to External links · 4
Laterality → Development, FLANDERS, Flinders Handedness, Pitfalls
related to In other animals · 3
Laterality → Functional, It, This

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left right preference use also handedness hemisphere eye one speech dominance prefer show hand study many language side may lateralization

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languageinstance ofincluding limb dominance such as left and right handedness and footedness as well as specialization of one brain hemisphere over the other for certain functions0.80text
these are preferentially processed by the left hemisphereinstance ofThis theory postulates that changing sounds0.80text
a conspecific's advertisement callinstance ofhave a right-ear preference for positive or neutral signals0.80text
white noiseinstance ofhave a right-ear preference for positive or neutral signals0.80text
but a left-ear preference for negative signals such as predatory attack.In invertebratesThe Mediterranean fruit flyinstance ofhave a right-ear preference for positive or neutral signals0.80text
but a left-ear preference for negative signals such as predatory attackinstance ofhave a right-ear preference for positive or neutral signals0.80text
Lateralityrelated to External linksDevelopment0.60section
Lateralityrelated to External linksPitfalls0.60section
Lateralityrelated to External linksFlinders Handedness0.60section
Lateralityrelated to External linksFLANDERS0.60section
Lateralityrelated to In birdsParrots0.60section
Lateralityrelated to In birdsSome0.60section

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