Skin, Hair and Eye Color
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All Sexually Dimorphic Traits.
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Skin color, hair color, and eye color all function as sexually dimorphic traits in humans. Within populations, women tend toward lighter skin, lighter hair, and lighter eyes on average, while men tend toward darker versions of these traits. These differences emerge reliably after puberty and influence how people perceive masculinity and femininity.
Lighter tones read as more feminine. Darker tones read as more masculine. This patterns appear in objective measurements, preference studies, and cultural descriptions across groups. The same evolutionary pressures shaped all three visible pigmentation features, especially in European populations where lighter variants became more common.
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