> Men generally have deeper voices, are taller, more muscular than women, so the more of that trait a man has, the more attractive it is.
That's a nice non-explanation. Article states:
> “There is so much attention in evolutionary literature on height, and selective pressures on height, and that’s only an 8 percent difference [between men and women]. In voice pitch, we are looking at more like 60 percent. That just doesn’t come about by accident,” Hodges-Simeon says. Instead, she believes, such differences are the result of sexual selection.
Suggesting that deep voices must've been under positive sexual selection pressure for men back when they weren't perceived representative for their gender.
That's a nice non-explanation. Article states:
> “There is so much attention in evolutionary literature on height, and selective pressures on height, and that’s only an 8 percent difference [between men and women]. In voice pitch, we are looking at more like 60 percent. That just doesn’t come about by accident,” Hodges-Simeon says. Instead, she believes, such differences are the result of sexual selection.
Suggesting that deep voices must've been under positive sexual selection pressure for men back when they weren't perceived representative for their gender.