Which way do you whorl, clockwise or counterclockwise? If you go against the grain, you may be gay. According to news reports, a recent study by Dr. Richard Lippa, a professor of psychology at Cali… ...

Of the 104 who favoured their left hoof, 75% had anti-clockwise whorls, while of the 95 right-hoofed horses, 67% had clockwise whorls. “Whorls are just a small part of the mix.

Of 104 who favoured their left hoof, 75% had anti-clockwise whorls, while of the 95 right-hoofed horses, 67% had clockwise whorls. Dr Murphy told H&H: “Whorls are just a small part of the mix.

Traditionally, hair whorls are categorized by a whorl number, single or double, as well as direction, whether they swirl clockwise or counterclockwise.

The late Indian geneticist Amar J. S. Klar conducted research to see if there was a genetic link between handedness and hair-whorl direction and found that 8.4% of right-handed people and 45% of ...

In twins 70 percent had hair whorls going the same direction—and 86 percent of all twins had clockwise whorls. In the nontwin French kids, only about 4 percent of kids had a counterclockwise whorl.

Scalp hair whorl pattern is typically defined by either a single or double whorl and the direction of the whorl direction (clockwise, counterclockwise, or diffuse).

More than 95% of right-handers' hair whorls clockwise on the scalp, he found. The locks of lefties and the ambidextrous are equally likely to coil either way.

Double crown hair is a hair pattern with two "whorls" on the crown of your head. ... One 2004 study of 500 male participants showed that 75 percent had whorls that went in clockwise patterns, ...

Scientists have been exploring the connection between the cow’s hair whorl and its behavior. / Courtesy Temple Grandin. This also explains the concept of body laterality in organisms much more complex ...