Cerebral Lateralization in Nonhuman Species

Content: 
BEHAVIORAL BIOLOGY: AN INTERNATIONAL SERIES, Page ii
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
Dedication, Page v
Contributors, Pages xi-xii
Preface, Pages xiii-xiv
1 - Cerebral Lateralization: Historical Note on Animal Studies, Pages 1-10, Albert Galaburda, Gordon Sherman, Norman Geschwind
2 - Cerebral Lateralization in Birds, Pages 11-39, Arthur P. Arnold, Sarah W. Bottjer
3 - On the Inheritance of Direction and Degree of Asymmetry, Pages 41-71, Robert L. Collins
4 - Rat Forebrain Morphology: Right–Left; Male–Female; Young–Old; Enriched–Impoverished, Pages 73-87, Marian Cleeves Diamond
5 - Asymmetries in Anatomy and Pathology in the Rodent Brain, Pages 89-107, Gordon F. Sherman, Albert M. Galaburda
6 - Hemispheric Laterality, Behavioral Asymmetry, and the Effects of Early Experience in Rats, Pages 109-133, Victor H. Denenberg, David A. Yutzey
7 - Lateralized Behavioral and Neurochemical Consequences of Unilateral Brain Injury in Rats, Pages 135-156, Robert G. Robinson
8 - Functional and Neurochemical Mechanisms of Cerebral Lateralization in Rats, Pages 157-183, Stanley D. Glick, Raymond M. Shapiro
9 - Variation in the Pattern of Behavioral and Brain Asymmetries Due to Sex Differences, Pages 185-231, Terry E. Robinson, Jill B. Becker, Dianne M. Camp, Alfred Mansour
10 - Asymmetries of the Brains and Skulls of Nonhuman Primates, Pages 233-245, Marjorie LeMay
11 - Implications for Evolution, Genetics, and Clinical Syndromes, Pages 247-278, Norman Geschwind
Index, Pages 279-288