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        <title>Men, have a deep voice? You might be more attractive to women. - Neurognosis - Crobar&apos;s Blog - Victoria Advocate</title>
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An atricle in the journal Biology Letters* surveyed a group of hunter-gatherers in Tanzania (to control for items such as birth control).&amp;nbsp; They found that voice pitch was a good determinant of number of offspring the individual would have - a higher reproductive success.

The reason for this is hypothesized that men with deeper voices are seen as more attractive and a marker for being more masculine and possibly having &amp;quot;good genes&amp;quot;.&amp;nbsp; 

So, those of us who don&#039;t have a nice, deep voice may have another hurdle to jump in our quest for a mate.&amp;nbsp; I guess I should only speak after I wake up in the morning then...

* Source - Apicella, C., Feinberg, D. and Marlowe, F. (2007). Voice pitch predicts reproductive success in hunter gatherers. Biology Letters, Preprint, January 2007. doi:10.1098/rsbl.2007.0410.</description>
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An atricle in the journal Biology Letters* surveyed a group of hunter-gatherers in Tanzania (to control for items such as birth control).&amp;nbsp; They found that voice pitch was a good determinant of number of offspring the individual would have - a higher reproductive success.

The reason for this is hypothesized that men with deeper voices are seen as more attractive and a marker for being more masculine and possibly having &amp;quot;good genes&amp;quot;.&amp;nbsp; 

So, those of us who don&#039;t have a nice, deep voice may have another hurdle to jump in our quest for a mate.&amp;nbsp; I guess I should only speak after I wake up in the morning then...

* Source - Apicella, C., Feinberg, D. and Marlowe, F. (2007). Voice pitch predicts reproductive success in hunter gatherers. Biology Letters, Preprint, January 2007. doi:10.1098/rsbl.2007.0410.</itunes:summary>
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