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Fearless dominance mediates the relationship between the facial width-to-height ratio and willingness to cheat

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2007Biometric Evidence that Sexual Selection Has Shaped the Hominin Face264 cited

2011Bad to the bone: facial structure predicts unethical behaviour247 cited

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