A new study out of Emory in Atlanta claims that testes size is somehow related to quality and quantity of child-rearing behaviors. The researcher, an anthropologist, suggests that in addition to economic, social and cultural factors, the size of a man’s testes could influence how involved he will be in his kids’ lives. And yet testosterone levels don’t necessarily determine parenting skills, nor do they predetermine monogamy. What do you think?
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