Medial Position and Counterclockwise Rotation of the Parietal Scalp Hair-Whorl as a Possible Indicator for Non-Right-Handedness by Heinrich Schmidt, Martin Depner, Michael Kabesch

“…The right-sided PW (n = 347; 70.8%) and the clockwise (CW) swirling type (n = 411; 83.9%) of all participants were predominant in children with one PW. Non-right-handedness (NRH) was found in 40 (18.4%). Medial position of the whorl per se increases the chance for NRH, indifferent of the swirling direction. …”
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Psychological features of perception of artworks by people with different types of functional brain asymmetry by O. Kresan

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La latéralité manuelle préhistorique, les outils et le langage by Natalie Uomini, John Gowlett

“…We will present archaeological and palaeoanthropological data for right-handedness in hominins. We will present our hypothesis that right-handedness and language are linked through the social and technical skills of our prehistoric ancestors. …”
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