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    The Allele Frequency Research on the Use of Right hand v.s Left hand at Southwest CTA Skylar Smith Jordan Stotts Kaley Felix Ana Charvet Southwest CTA Biology 9H p.6 February 13‚ 2014 __________________________________________________________________________ Abstract A gene can be defines as the basic physical unit of heredity; a linear sequence of nucleotides along a segment of DNA that provides the coded instructions for synthesis of RNA‚ which‚ when translated

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    Tool Use Among Chimpanzees Jane Goodall was the first person to ever document seeing a non-human animal create and use tools. (Atkinson) We now see that tool use among chimpanzees is not uncommon. Upon this discovery we have figured out they have many ways to use and craft tools. There is a bit of a difference between tool uses and acquisition among wild and captive Pan troglodytes. The wild chimpanzees have all types of materials to choose and work from in the wild and rely more on tool use for

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    The preference people show one side of their body over the other this will be their dominant side of the body. What makes a dominant hand. Left-handedness is less common than right-handedness. Left-handed people are more skillful with their left hands when performing tasks. 10% of the world population is left-handed. Cross-dominance or Mixed-handedness is the change of hand preference between tasks also called

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    correlation between left-handedness and homosexuality (Lumiere‚ 2000). This is not to say that all homosexual people are left-handed‚ but that homosexuals have a greater chance of being left-handed than heterosexuals. Another study‚ made by Hall and Kimura (2000)‚ showed that gay men have fingerprint ridge patterns that display more leftward asymmetry than the fingerprint ridge patterns of straight men. It was also found that this asymmetry co-occurred with left-handedness only in gay men. In identical

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    Choosing to have sexual relationship with the same sex is known as homosexuality‚ the opposite sex (heterosexuality)‚ or both sexes are known as bisexuality. All of these are different types of sexual orientations. In the past there were some people who believed that heterosexuality was what God had said to be normal and good while anything other than that would be the work of the devil or a sin against God. There have been many theories that account for the development of diverse sexual orientations

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    Objective: * This experiment will determine whether for thumbs of clasped hands is a relationship between R-handedness or left handedness and which thumb is clasped on top of the other thumb. Question: * Does one inherited trait always influence another closely related trait? Research Reiss M. The genetics of hand-clasping--a review and a familial study. Ann Hum Biol 1999 Jan-Feb; 26(1):39-48 Hand-clasping refers

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    completely opposite results; one having an above average grip strength and the other having below average grip strength. What significant factors other then gender‚age‚height‚weight‚handedness‚ and exercise status influence muscle grip strength? The other significant factors other then gender‚age‚height‚handedness‚ and exercise that may influence the grip strength is if an individual has just done an activity using their arms and has strain the muscle. Also‚ if the individual has been recovering

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    Biological Bases of Behavior Why study biology in a psychology class?  “Everything psychological is simultaneously biological.”  Every thought‚ behavior‚ emotion‚ perception‚ etc. is rooted in our biology‚ particularly our brain  The brain is a “psychological organ” as well as a biological one  Biological psychology: studies the link between our biology and our behaviors and mental processes  a.k.a. biopsychology‚ neuroscience Starting small: The Neuron  neuron: a nerve cell;

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    Problem: Which hand can tolerate cold better: dominant or nondominant? Background: Handedness is dominance of either your right or left hand over the other‚ which means that generally one hand is better at motor skills than the other. It involves the coordination of large muscles carrying out smooth motions‚ such as throwing a ball. These actions use many neurons‚ and require concentration. The left side of the brain controls the right hand‚and the right side of the brain controls the left hand.

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    Roger Sperry’s Theory of Brain Lateralization Abdul Raouf Abdul Razak B1301605 PSY111 Help University Dr Eugene Tee‚ Alex Lui‚ Dr Goh Chee Leong Human brain was thought of as a whole equally functional unit. Recent discoveries have showed that the human brain is divided into two distinctive hemispheres with distinctive functions. Most commonly in the human brain‚ the left hemisphere controls logical thinking‚ while the right hemisphere controls creativity. Although‚ patients

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