- Johnstone, Leah (2014). "Quantifying
cerebral asymmetries for
language in
dextrals and
adextrals with random-effects meta analysis".
Frontiers in Psychology...
-
Sinistral and
dextral, in some
scientific fields, are the two
types of
chirality ("handedness") or
relative direction. The
terms are
derived from the...
- perversus) show a
mixture of
dextral and
sinistral individuals.
There occur also
aberrantly sinistral forms of
dextral species and some of
these are...
- also
known as
sinistral faults and
those with right-lateral
motion as
dextral faults. Each is
defined by the
direction of
movement of the
ground as would...
-
fault in the
southern part of the
North Island of New Zealand. It is a
dextral (right-lateral) strike-slip
fault with
variable amounts of
vertical movement...
- The
Denali Fault is a
major intracontinental dextral (right lateral) strike-slip
fault in
western North America,
extending from
northwestern British Columbia...
- Left-hand
traffic (LHT) and right-hand
traffic (RHT) are the practices, in
bidirectional traffic, of
keeping to the left side or to the
right side of the...
-
Paghera B, De Deyn PP,
Vignolo LA (February 2004). "Adult
crossed aphasia in
dextrals revisited". Cortex; A
Journal Devoted to the
Study of the
Nervous System...
-
Atotsugawa Fault ****an
Dextral strike-slip
Active 1858
Hietsu earthquake (M~7)
Awatere Fault 200
South Island, New
Zealand Dextral strike-slip
Active 1848...
- the ends of
adjacent segments are
known as stepovers. In the case of a
dextral fault zone, a right-stepping
offset is
known as an
extensional stepover...
