Complementary Dualism or Functional Lateral Specialization?

Diogenes 26 (104):36-48 (1978)
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Abstract

To speak of lateral specialization is to take up the old question found in myths and religions from the.dawn of humanity. Gastaut has remarked that the prehistoric skulls he collected and examined presented a larger number of trepannings on the left than on the right. At the very begining, man's. cranium was treated asymmetrically by the trepanners.

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