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Is the handedness gene on the X chromosome? Comment on Jones and Martin (2000)
Psychological Review 108 (4):805-809 (2001)
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Confirming the X-linked handedness gene as recessive, not additive: Reply to Corballis (2001).Gregory V. Jones & Maryanne Martin - 2001 - Psychological Review 108 (4):811-813.
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