Evolution of the uniformly white sclera in humans : critical updates

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dc.description.abstractThe human eye characteristically has exposed and uniformly white sclera, which is hypothesized to have evolved to enhance eye-gaze signaling for conspecific communication. Although recent studies have put this hypothesis into question, current morphological and experimental evidence supports its key premise, albeit with recommendations for critical updates.eng
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dc.subjectcomparative study, eye-gaze, human evolution, primates, white scleraeng
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