Traits - Frontal nasal height

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Frontal nasal height

Facial Features

Frontal nasal height refers to the vertical distance from the bridge of the nose to nearby facial landmarks. It is studied in facial morphology research.

GWAS work has identified variants near facial development genes (such as PAX1, SOX9, and DCHS2) linked to nasal shape.

This result reflects research-level variation in nasal biology and is not a measurement of any individual's nose.

Age, growth, ethnicity-specific anatomy, and surrounding facial features also shape how the nose actually looks.

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