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Figure 1.

Scatterplots for high- and low-fertility ratings of attractiveness versus masculinity (top row) and symmetry (bottom row) for faces (left) and bodies (right).

Lines of best fit are shown for both low- and high-fertility ratings. They overlap in each case so that only one line can be seen. × = low-fertility ratings. xˆ = high-fertility ratings.

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Figure 2.

Masculinity preference strength as measured by Pearson correlation coefficients between attractiveness and each of face and body masculinity rated by women at low- (dark bars) and high- (light bars) fertility points of the menstrual cycle (n = 117, all p values<0.001).

95% CIs are shown.

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Figure 3.

Symmetry preference strength as measured by Pearson correlation coefficients between attractiveness and each of face and body symmetry rated by women at low- (dark bars) and high- (light bars) fertility points of the menstrual cycle (n = 117, all p values<0.001).

95% CIs are shown.

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Table 1.

Mean (±S.D) female ratings of male faces and bodies for all appearance variables.

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Figure 4.

Example of male face and body photographs presented for ratings.

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