Why Symmetry Predicts Bodily Attractiveness
Tuesday, August 19, 2008 - 23:21
in Biology & Nature
The first ever 3D study identifies 'masculinity' traits associated with the attractiveness and symmetry of male and female bodies. High masculinity correlated with fewer departures from perfect bodily symmetry in males but with more asymmetry in females, suggesting that those with good development and health may have bodies that exaggerate sex-typical bodily features.
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