Finger-length ratios and sexual orientation

Terrance J. Williams, Michelle E. Pepitone, Scott E. Christensen, Bradley M. Cooke, Andrew D. Huberman, Nicholas J. Breedlove, Tessa J. Breedlove, Cynthia L. Jordan and S. Marc Breedlove ()
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Terrance J. Williams: Department of Psychology and Graduate Groups Neuroscience Endocrinology
Michelle E. Pepitone: Department of Psychology and Graduate Groups Neuroscience Endocrinology
Scott E. Christensen: Department of Psychology and Graduate Groups Neuroscience Endocrinology
Bradley M. Cooke: Department of Psychology and Graduate Groups Neuroscience Endocrinology
Andrew D. Huberman: Department of Psychology and Graduate Groups Neuroscience Endocrinology
Nicholas J. Breedlove: Department of Psychology and Graduate Groups Neuroscience Endocrinology
Tessa J. Breedlove: Department of Psychology and Graduate Groups Neuroscience Endocrinology
Cynthia L. Jordan: Department of Psychology and Graduate Groups Neuroscience Endocrinology
S. Marc Breedlove: Department of Psychology and Graduate Groups Neuroscience Endocrinology

Nature, 2000, vol. 404, issue 6777, 455-456

Abstract: Measuring people's finger patterns may reveal some surprising information.

Date: 2000
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