1. Genetic and neurological influences on reading disability: An overview

   • Bruce F. Pennington

   OriginalPaper Pages: 191 - 201

2. Risk for reading disability as a function of parental history in three family studies

   • Jeffrey W. Gilger
   • Bruce F. Pennington
   • J. C. Defries

   Part One: Genetics Pages: 205 - 217

3. Antecedents to reading disability: Preschool language development and literacy experiences of children from dyslexic families

   • Hollis S. Scarborough

   Part One: Genetics Pages: 219 - 233

4. Confirmatory factor analysis of word recognition and process measures in the Colorado Reading Project

   • R. K. Olson
   • J. J. Gillis
   • D. W. Fulker

   Part One: Genetics Pages: 235 - 248

5. Which aspects of processing text mediate genetic effects?

   • Jim Stevenson

   Part One: Genetics Pages: 249 - 269

6. Genetic etiology of spelling deficits in the Colorado and London twin studies of reading disability

   • J. C. Defries
   • Jim Stevenson
   • Sally J. Wadsworth

   Part One: Genetics Pages: 271 - 283

7. Screening for multiple genes influencing dyslexia

   • Shelley D. Smith
   • William J. Kimberling
   • Bruce F. Pennington

   Part One: Genetics Pages: 285 - 298

8. Multiple regression analysis of sib-pair data on reading to detect quantitative trait loci

   • D. W. Fulker
   • L. R. Cardon
   • S. D. Smith

   Part One: Genetics Pages: 299 - 313

9. Cognitive and academic skills in children with sex chromosome abnormalities

   • Bruce G. Bender
   • Mary Linden
   • Arthur Robinson

   Part One: Genetics Pages: 315 - 327

10. Planum temporale asymmetry: In-vivo morphometry affords a new perspective for neuro-behavioral research

    • Helmuth Steinmetz
    • Albert M. Galaburda

    Part Two: Neurology/Neuropsychology Pages: 331 - 343

11. Developmental dyslexia, neurolinguistic theory and deviations in brain morphology

    • George W. Hynd
    • Richard M. Marshall
    • Margaret Semrud-Clikeman

    Part Two: Neurology/Neuropsychology Pages: 345 - 362

12. The neuropathology of developmental dysphasia: Behavioral, morphological, and physiological evidence for a pervasive temporal processing disorder

    • Paula Tallal
    • Robert L. Sainburg
    • Terry Jernigan

    Part Two: Neurology/Neuropsychology Pages: 363 - 377

13. Investigation of abnormal left temporal functioning in dyslexia through rCBF, auditory evoked potentials, and positron emisson tomography

    • Frank Wood
    • Lynn Flowers
    • Paula Tallal

    Part Two: Neurology/Neuropsychology Pages: 379 - 393

14. Cerebral laterality in dyslexic children: Implications for phonological word decoding deficits

    • John Kershner
    • John Micallef

    Part Two: Neurology/Neuropsychology Pages: 395 - 411

15. Vocabulary acquisition and reading ability

    • Linda Aguiar
    • Susan Brady

    Part Two: Neurology/Neuropsychology Pages: 413 - 425

16. Observations from the sidelines

    • A. M. Liberman

    Part Three: Discussion Pages: 429 - 433

17. Hemispheric specialisation and dyslexia

    • J. F. Stein

    Part Three: Discussion Pages: 435 - 440