Height preferences in humans may not be universal: evidence from the Datoga people of Tanzania

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Height preferences in humans may not be universal: evidence from the Datoga people of Tanzania - PubMed

Many studies in Western societies have shown that women prefer relatively taller men as potential partners, whereas men prefer women who are slightly shorter than themselves. Here, we discuss possible limitations of previous results within the context of the stimuli used (i.e., differences in...

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Body height preferences and actual dimorphism in stature between partners in two non-Western societies (Hadza and Tsimane') - PubMed

Body height influences human mate preferences and choice. A typical finding in Western societies is that women prefer men who are taller than themselves and, equivalently, men prefer women who are shorter than themselves. However, recent reports in non-Western societies (e.g., the Himba in...

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I don’t live in Tanzania bro