Relationships between the digit ratio (2D:4D) and game-related statistics in professional and semi-professional male basketball players.
Katelyn L KlapprodtJohn S FitzgeraldSandra E ShortJohn T ManningGrant R TomkinsonPublished in: American journal of human biology : the official journal of the Human Biology Council (2018)
2D:4D was favorably correlated with open-skill sports performance, as evidenced by the better offensive statistics of male basketball players with lower 2D:4Ds. These results probably reflect the organizational benefits of prenatal testosterone and indicate that 2D:4D may be a useful complement to traditional physical, physiological, skill, and behavioral predictors of basketball success.