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I D Lussier

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The International Journal of Neuroscience|September 24, 1999
Left-handedness and longevity in primatesG C Westergaard, I D Lussier
Developmental Neuropsychology|May 11, 2002
Familial influences on hand preference: genotypic variation between closely related primate speciesG C Westergaard, I D Lussier, J D Higley
Neuropsychologia|October 5, 2001
Between-species variation in the development of hand preference among macaquesG C Westergaard, I D Lussier, J D Higley
Developmental Psychobiology|February 27, 2001
Stress correlates of hand preference in rhesus macaquesG C Westergaard, I D Lussier, S J Suomi, et al.
Journal of Medical Primatology|June 26, 2003
CSF 5-HIAA concentration as an early screening tool for predicting significant life history outcomes in female specific-pathogen-free (SPF) rhesus macaques (Macaca mulatta) maintained in captive breeding groupsG C Westergaard, A Cleveland, M K Trenkle, et al.
Neuropsychopharmacology : Official Publication of the American College of Neuropsychopharmacology|October 12, 2000
Hormonal correlates of hand preference in free-ranging primatesG C Westergaard, T J Chavanne, I D Lussier, et al.
Laterality|October 30, 2004
Left-handedness is correlated with CSF monoamine metabolite and plasma cortisol concentrations, and with impaired sociality, in free-ranging adult male rhesus macaques (Macaca mulatta)G C Westergaard, T J Chavanne, I D Lussier, et al.
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The International Journal of Neuroscience|September 24, 1999
Left-handedness and longevity in primatesG C Westergaard, I D Lussier
Developmental Neuropsychology|May 11, 2002
Familial influences on hand preference: genotypic variation between closely related primate speciesG C Westergaard, I D Lussier, J D Higley
Neuropsychologia|October 5, 2001
Between-species variation in the development of hand preference among macaquesG C Westergaard, I D Lussier, J D Higley
Developmental Psychobiology|February 27, 2001
Stress correlates of hand preference in rhesus macaquesG C Westergaard, I D Lussier, S J Suomi, et al.
Journal of Medical Primatology|June 26, 2003
CSF 5-HIAA concentration as an early screening tool for predicting significant life history outcomes in female specific-pathogen-free (SPF) rhesus macaques (Macaca mulatta) maintained in captive breeding groupsG C Westergaard, A Cleveland, M K Trenkle, et al.
Neuropsychopharmacology : Official Publication of the American College of Neuropsychopharmacology|October 12, 2000
Hormonal correlates of hand preference in free-ranging primatesG C Westergaard, T J Chavanne, I D Lussier, et al.
Laterality|October 30, 2004
Left-handedness is correlated with CSF monoamine metabolite and plasma cortisol concentrations, and with impaired sociality, in free-ranging adult male rhesus macaques (Macaca mulatta)G C Westergaard, T J Chavanne, I D Lussier, et al.
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