hairiness

All results held true after statistically accounting for other factors that could affect attractiveness, such as actual age, perceived age, BMI, smoking habits, and facial hairiness.

In fact, Leurechon also chose the example of hairiness to introduce the pigeonhole principle.

The whole thing quickly took on the feel of something that would not meet decision easily, something bound for closeness and hairiness.

In earlier eras, men were encouraged to develop and preserve their sideburns or shape them into a style that would prove one’s hairiness.

Researchers also found gene variants associated with life in the Arctic, such as hairiness, thermoregulation, fat deposits and cold tolerance in the older specimen, suggesting mammoths were already hairy long before the woolly mammoth emerged.