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Craniofacial characteristics are used to identify similarities and   differences between human populations or within a single population. The aim   of this study is to provide data on the differences/similarities between two   groups of subjects, left-handed and right-handed children, based on the   parameters that determine the phenotypic characteristics of the head and   face: head dimensions, face dimensions, hair color, eye color and earlobe   shape. The study participants included 1354 students aged 7 to 15 years from   regular schools of southeastern Serbia. The instruments used include: the   Edinburgh Handedness Questionnaire for handedness determination, the   cephalometer, and the questionnaire. 135 students (9.97%) were identified as   left-handed, and the differences in the observed parameters were recorded   between left-handed and right-handed girls in relation to the cephalic index,   nasal index, head breadth, face breadth, and eye color

Handedness and phenotypic characteristics of the head and face