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Ambidexterity and left-handedness mean relatively larger corpus callosum
Both the brain hemispheres are equally balanced in ambidextrous and left-handed people. They have a corpus callosum that is 15% larger than right-handed people. Corpus callosum bridges the gap between the two halves of the brain. It might also mean they have a better memory.
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Both the brain hemispheres are equally balanced in ambidextrous and left-handed people. They have a corpus callosum that is 15% larger than right-handed people. Corpus callosum bridges the gap between the two halves of the brain. It might also mean they have a better memory.
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