“…We used facial frontal and lateral portraits of 100 Brazilians (51 women: Mean Age±SD = 24.1±4.9, range 18-35; 49 men: Mean Age±SD = 23.29±3.63, range 18-32), 102 Cameroonians (51 women: Mean Age±SD = 24.92±8.4, range: 17-54; 52 men: Mean Age±SD = 23.75±5.49, range 17-44), 98 Colombians (49 women: Mean Age±SD = 21.5±3.29, range 18-33; 49 men: Mean Age±SD = 20.1± 1.71, range 18-27), and 191 Czechs (139 women: Mean Age±SD = 21.45±2.51, range 18-34; 52 men: Mean Age±SD = 23.06±4.45, range 19-39). Due to a possible laterality of human facial morphology (Danel & Pawlowski, 2007; Farkas & Cheung, 1981; Simmons, Rhodes, Peters, & Koehler, 2004), we decided to use always the same, namely left, facial profile. Although facial photographs were collected by different authors, they followed a standardised procedure (Trebicky, Fialová, Kleisner, & Havlícek, 2016).…”