What ‘left-handed’ fish can teach us about asymetrical brains
Humans aren’t the only ones that exhibit handedness or a preference for one side of the body over another. Scientists have shown that many great apes and birds also exhibit this bias. Now, a team at the University of Konstanz, Germany, found an intriguing relationship between handedness, brain structure, and genes in the cichlid fish. Such…
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