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PREDICTABILITY OF HAND SKILL AND COGNITIVE ABILITIES FROM CRANIOFACIAL WIDTH IN RIGHT- AND LEFT-HANDED MEN AND WOMEN: RELATION OF SKELETAL STRUCTURE TO CEREBRAL FUNCTION

ERTUNC DAYI Ataturk University School of Dentistry Erzurum, Turkey
,
MUKADDER OKUYAN BlackSea Technical University School of Medicine Trabzon, Turkey
&
UNER TAN BlackSea Technical University School of Medicine Trabzon, Turkey
Pages 383-412 | Published online: 07 Jul 2009

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