保加利亚人的手臂折叠、双手紧握和皮肤纹不对称。

IF 0.4 4区社会学 Q3 ANTHROPOLOGY

Anthropologischer Anzeiger Pub Date : 1993-03-01 DOI:10.1127/ANTHRANZ/51/1993/69

Karev Gb

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研究人员对2100名保加利亚人(男女各1050人)的交叉手臂和双手进行了分析。在这两个性状中，左型显著优于右型。此外，在这两种特征中，左侧型的过剩在女性中更为明显，但这种性别异质性仅在手臂折叠中显着。对双臂交叉和双手交叉之间可能的联系的研究显示了两种不对称之间的独立性。另一方面，两性之间关于四种可能组合类型的分布的比较显示在这方面有统计学意义的两性二态性。本文研究了两种不同类型的皮纹不对称，即指向性和相对性，并分别对不同性别的左右指扣和左右指扣进行了比较。虽然统计上显着的差异并不多，但从功能和形态不对称之间关系的重要性的角度进行了讨论。

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Arm folding, hand clasping and dermatoglyphic asymmetry in Bulgarians.

Arm folding and hand clasping have been analysed in 2100 Bulgarians, 1050 of either sex. In both traits, significant preponderance of the left type over the right one was revealed. Also, in both traits the excess of the left type is more pronounced in females but this sexual heterogeneity is significant only in the arm folding. Examination of the possible association between arm folding and hand clasping showed the independence between both asymmetries. On the other hand, the comparison between both sexes concerning distributions of the four possible combinations of types revealed statistically significant sexual dimorphism in this respect. Two kinds of dermatoglyphic asymmetry, directional and relative, have been investigated and comparisons have been made between right and left claspers and between right and left folders, each sex separately and finger-by-finger. Although statistically significant differences are not numerous, they have been discussed from the point of view of the importance of relationships between functional and morphological asymmetries.

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