Andrew Huberman· PhD
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longer ring finger relative to pointer finger = lower D2:D4 ratio; higher prenatal androgen exposure.
longer ring finger relative to pointer finger = lower D2:D4 ratio; higher prenatal androgen exposure.
In people that self-report as lesbians also tend to have a smaller D2 to D4 ratio. So this is consistent with the auto acoustic emission study that Dennis McFadden had published. And it points to the fact that early exposure to androgens may have an impact, not just on androgenization of the body plan, but also separately on sexual preference.
And in females because they're exposed to less androgen in utero typically. Then those fingers tend to be more equal in length.
the sex difference is present in mice