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steatopygia's Usage Examples:

has been suggested that they may be a sign of an earlier prevalence of steatopygia, now associated principally to women of certain African or Andamanese.

body was the subject of a pseudo-scientific autopsy that pertained to steatopygia– a condition which French naturalist, Georges Cuvier (who appears as.

Some, particularly women, show signs of steatopygia, or accumulated fat in the buttocks and haunches.

sexual selection in The Descent of Man in 1882, commenting that their steatopygia evolved through sexual selection in human evolution, and that "the posterior.

cannibalism or the consumption of raw flesh, physiological features such as steatopygia and elongated labia perceived as primitive or "simian" and a perception.

– such as short stature, dark skin, scant body hair, and occasional steatopygia (large, curvaceous buttocks and thighs) – some scholars[who?] suggested.

woman displayed as the "Venus Hottentot" for her unique genitalia and steatopygia, or enlarged buttocks)," through her own display of her body.

appearance, the Queen was sometimes hypothesized to have had advanced steatopygia or elephantiasis.

posterior part of the body projects in a most wonderful manner" (known as steatopygia) implies sexual selection for this characteristic.

anthropologists who noted that apart from dark skin, peppercorn hair, and steatopygia, the Andamanese had little in common with any African population, including.

adorning skirts, and some were seen as having a genetic condition known as steatopygia, which is caused by an accumulation of fat in the thighs and the buttocks.

Here he is fascinated by the apparent steatopygia in the latest fashion.

because they were interpreted as having been based on real women with steatopygia (a condition which causes thicker thighs, common in the women of the.

steatopygia's Meaning':

an extreme accumulation of fat on the buttocks

Synonyms:

avoirdupois; blubber; fat; fatness;

Antonyms:

leanness; laugh; angular; mesomorphic; thin;