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of the Simian Line: |
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A simian crease (or single palmar transverse crease) concerns a single palmar crease that extends across the palm of the hand, formed by the fusion of the 2 major horizontal palmar creases (known in the pseudoscience of palmistry as the "heart line" and the "head line"). Wikipedia reports: "Single palmar creases are less common than two palmar creases, however 10% of the population have one palmar crease on one hand and 5% have one palmar crease on both hands. It is sometimes associated with Down's syndrome, though other physical symptoms would be manifest with this relatively rare syndrome." NOTICE: In caucasians the percentages are smaller, close to approximately 3% for one hand and 1% for both hands. Next section: • Synonyms for the simian line! |
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