Human and non-human primate preferences for faces and facial attractiveness

Human and non-human primate preferences for faces and facial attractiveness

For humans and non-human primates (NHPs) the face represents a particularly important source of social information providing a means of conspecific recognition and cues to personal details including sex, age, and emotional state. The human face may also be fundamental in the transmission to conspeci...

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Main Author: Griffey, Jack Alexander Fernall
Other Authors: Little, Anthony C. : Buchanan-Smith, Hannah M.
Published: University of Stirling 2011
Subjects:
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Faces : Preference : Attractiveness : Primates : NHP : Human : Face Social aspects : Physiognomy : Sexual selection in animals : Mate selection : Interpersonal attraction : Human-animal relationships
Online Access:http://ethos.bl.uk/OrderDetails.do?uin=uk.bl.ethos.547533

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