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S. Witelson

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h-index: 27
Works: 63
Citations: 6,515

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Hand and sex differences in the isthmus and genu of the human corpus callosum. A postmortem morphological study.
S. Witelson
1989Brain : a journal of neurology1,423 citations
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Left hemisphere specialization for language in the newborn. Neuroanatomical evidence of asymmetry.
S. Witelson, W. Pallie
1973Brain : a journal of neurology765 citations
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The brain connection: the corpus callosum is larger in left-handers.
S. Witelson
1985Science690 citations
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Women have greater density of neurons in posterior temporal cortex
S. Witelson, I. Glezer, Debra L. Kigar
1995Journal of Neuroscience339 citations Open access
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Hemispheric specialization for linguistic and nonlinguistic tactual perception using a dichotomous stimulation technique.
S. Witelson
1974Cortex; a journal devoted to the study of the nervous system and behavior290 citations Open access
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Sylvian fissure morphology and asymmetry in men and women: Bilateral differences in relation to handedness in men
S. Witelson, Debra L. Kigar
1992The Journal of comparative neurology283 citations
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Developmental dyslexia: two right hemispheres and none left.
S. Witelson
1977Science257 citations
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The relationship of hand preference to anatomy of the corpus callosum in men.
S. Witelson, C. Goldsmith
1991Brain Research241 citations
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Intelligence and brain size in 100 postmortem brains: sex, lateralization and age factors.
S. Witelson, H. Beresh, D. Kigar
2006Brain : a journal of neurology216 citations Open access
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Left out axons make men right: a hypothesis for the origin of handedness and functional asymmetry.
S. Witelson, R. Nowakowski
1991Neuropsychologia213 citations
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Neural sexual mosaicism: sexual differentiation of the human temporo-parietal region for functional asymmetry.
S. Witelson
1991Psychoneuroendocrinology202 citations
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Neurobiological aspects of language in children.
S. Witelson
1987Child Development190 citations
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The exceptional brain of Albert Einstein.
S. Witelson, D. Kigar, T. Harvey
1999The Lancet181 citations
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Early Hemisphere Specialization and Interhemisphere Plasticity: An Empirical and Theoretical Review
S. Witelson
1977180 citations
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A cognitive profile of homosexual men compared to heterosexual men and women.
C. McCormick, S. Witelson
1991Psychoneuroendocrinology115 citations
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ANATOMIC ASYMMETRY IN THE TEMPORAL LOBES: ITS DOCUMENTATION, PHYLOGENESIS, AND RELATIONSHIP TO FUNCTIONAL ASYMMETRY *
S. Witelson
1977Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences86 citations
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Left-handedness in homosexual men and women: neuroendocrine implications.
C. McCormick, S. Witelson, E. Kingstone
1990Psychoneuroendocrinology79 citations
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Corpus Callosum Anatomy in Right-Handed Homosexual and Heterosexual Men
S. Witelson, D. Kigar, A. Scamvougeras, David M. Kideckel +4 more
2008Archives of Sexual Behavior77 citations
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Sex differences in functional activation patterns revealed by increased emotion processing demands
Geoffrey B. C. Hall, S. Witelson, H. Szechtman, C. Nahmias
2004NeuroReport72 citations
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Size of the human corpus callosum is genetically determined: an MRI study in mono and dizygotic twins.
A. Scamvougeras, D. Kigar, Douglas W. Jones, D. Weinberger +1 more
2003Neuroscience Letters71 citations
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Hemispheric speech lateralization in children with auditory-linguistic deficits.
S. Witelson, M. Rabinovitch
1972Cortex; a journal devoted to the study of the nervous system and behavior58 citations Open access
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Anatomical development of the corpus callosum in humans: A review with reference to sex and cognition.
S. Witelson, D. Kigar
198853 citations
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Sex differences in neuroanatomical changes with aging.
S. Witelson
1991New England Journal of Medicine48 citations
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2 – Neuroanatomical Asymmetry in Left-Handers: A Review and Implications for Functional Asymmetry1
S. Witelson
198045 citations
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Functional cerebral asymmetry and sexual orientation in men and women.
Cheryl M. McCormick, S. Witelson
1994Behavioral Neuroscience39 citations
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Premortem and postmortem measurement to study structure with function: a human brain collection.
S. Witelson, Peter B. McCulloch
1991Schizophrenia bulletin36 citations Open access
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Bumps on the Brain: Right–Left Anatomic Asymmetry as a Key to Functional Lateralization
S. Witelson
198336 citations
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Clinical neurology as data for basic neuroscience
S. Witelson
1993Neurology26 citations
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Neuroanatomical Bases of Hemispheric Functional Specialization in the Human Brain: Developmental Factors
S. Witelson
199225 citations
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Neurochemical and Structural Organization of the Principal Nucleus of the Inferior Olive in the Human
J. Baizer, C. Sherwood, Patrick R. Hof, S. Witelson +1 more
2011The Anatomical Record24 citations Open access
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Brain Asymmetry, Functional Aspects
S. Witelson
198822 citations
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Cognitive neuroanatomy
S. Witelson
1992Neurology21 citations
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Nonphosphorylated neurofilament protein is expressed by scattered neurons in the human vestibular brainstem.
J. Baizer, Nicholas A. Paolone, S. Witelson
2011Brain Research16 citations
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Laminar and Neurochemical Organization of the Dorsal Cochlear Nucleus of the Human , Monkey , Cat , and Rodents
J. Baizer, Keit Men Wong, Nicholas A. Paolone, N. Weinstock +6 more
201513 citations
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The nucleus pararaphales in the human, chimpanzee, and macaque monkey
J. Baizer, N. Weinstock, S. Witelson, C. Sherwood +1 more
2013Brain Structure and Function12 citations
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Hand preference: Basis or reflection of hemisphere specialization?
S. Witelson
1988Behavioral and Brain Sciences10 citations
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Children's recall strategies in dichotic listening.
S. Witelson, M. Rabinovitch
1971Journal of Experimental Child Psychology10 citations
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Individual variability in the size and organization of the human arcuate nucleus of the medulla
J. Baizer, Charles J Webster, S. Witelson
2021Brain Structure and Function9 citations Open access
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Individual variability in the structural properties of neurons in the human inferior olive
J. Baizer, Keit Men Wong, C. Sherwood, P. Hof +1 more
2017Brain Structure and Function9 citations
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Neuroanatomical Aspects of Hemisphere Specialization in Humans
S. Witelson, D. Kigar
19879 citations
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Individual Differences in the Anatomy of the Corpus Callosum: Sex, Hand Preference, Schizophrenia and Hemisphere Specialization
S. Witelson, D. Kigar
19877 citations
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Research of Interest
Frances K. McGlannan, S. Witelson
19777 citations
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Species differences in the organization of the ventral cochlear nucleus
J. Baizer, Keit Men Wong, R. Salvi, S. Manohar +4 more
2018The Anatomical Record6 citations Open access
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Laminar and neurochemical organization of the dorsal cochlear nucleus of the human, monkey, cat, and rodents
J. Baizer, Keit Men Wong, Nicholas A. Paolone, N. Weinstock +6 more
2014The Anatomical Record6 citations Open access
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McMaster-Bauer symposium on consciousness.
J. Jaynes, D. Dennett, Jonathan Miller, G. Ojemann +2 more
19866 citations
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A computer-assisted direct-imaging system to obtain numerical densities of neurons in human cortex.
S. Witelson, D. Kigar, J. Mckanna
1992Brain Research Bulletin5 citations
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Neuroanatomical sex differences: Of no consequence for cognition?
S. Witelson
1988Behavioral and Brain Sciences5 citations
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Albert Einstein's brain
S. Witelson, D. Kigar, T. Harvey
19994 citations
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Glycine is a transmitter in the human and chimpanzee cochlear nuclei
J. Baizer, C. Sherwood, Patrick R. Hof, James F. Baker +1 more
2024Frontiers in Neuroanatomy3 citations Open access
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ALBERT EINSTEIN'S BRAIN. AUTHORS' REPLY
A. Galaburda, R. Salvatori, S. Witelson, D. Kigar +2 more
19993 citations
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