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Facial shape affects self-perceived facial attractiveness

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3D PCA graph displaying facial variation according to sex (in SD units), in the entire sample, as explained by PC1 (20.9%), PC2 (15.1%) and PC3 (9%).

The corresponding 3D facial morphings represent the average female (red) and male (blue) facial shapes. A best-fit superimposition (upper right) reveals the surface differences in facial shape between males and females and the color-map (lower right) displays the magnitude of those differences, as distance of the female from the male face (positive: forward).

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doi: https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0245557.g002