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Motor dexterity

Your fine motor skill or your motor dexterity, involves the coordination and accurate movements of the small muscles within your body.  This typically means the usage of your fingers, hands, and eyes.  To use fine motor skills, the growth of intelligence and physical development of a species is required.
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