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	Project title	Can you determine the sex of a person by just looking at his/her feet?
	Difficulty Level	Elementary school
	From the web?	Yes
	Main link	Click here to view all details of this exciting project (Cached) (View 3rd party site)
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There are numbers of differences between the male and female foot. For example, the male's foot has much more square shape that that of a female. The female foot is broader across the toes than a male's. Also, a female's foot has a narrower heel than a male's. Females are usually at higher risk for feet problems than males. This is because females wear high heels often. This puts all the wait on the toes and therefore puts strain on the foot and leg muscles. When asked whether or not women would still wear high heels if they knew it caused feet problems, 2 out of 3 answered yes.
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