Cabot Square
When you see these characters in Cabot Square in Docklands, ask yourself how you know without thinking that one is male the other female.
posted by Ham at 01:35 --
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Saturday, October 15, 2011
When you see these characters in Cabot Square in Docklands, ask yourself how you know without thinking that one is male the other female.
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Anonymous said ... (12:44) :
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Mary deB said ... (15:40) :
post a commentSexual dimorphism. Men are, on average, taller and heavier, with broader shoulders and chest, wider waist but narrower hips, more prominent brow and heavier jaw and chin. There is a range for both sexes with a substantial overlap, of couse.
The figure on the left is clearly taller and heavier, with broader shoulders. There appear to be differences in the drapes, but they are difficult to make out, although the one on the right appears to have more developed breasts. I'm sure the square/triangle makes a difference too.
Position of legs, slope of shoulders, size, but surely head shape first of all! Weird!