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Why are mixed-race people perceived as more attractive? - PubMed
Previous, small scale, studies have suggested that people of mixed race are perceived as being more attractive than non-mixed-race people. Here, it is suggested that the reason for this is the genetic process of heterosis or hybrid vigour (ie cross-bred offspring have greater genetic fitness...
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Mixed raced people face:
* In the top 50 percentile faces. 60% where of mixxed race faces, (while it should normally be about 50%).
* In the top 10 percentile faces. 65% where of mixxed race faces, (while it should normally be about 50%).
* In the top 5 percentile faces. 74% where of mixxed race faces, (while it should normally be about 50%).