Do people with wide nostrils have correspondingly larger bogies?
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haha, well, it depends on how often they wash their noses. but given that 2 people wash their noses at the same time, but one has a larger nose, then most probably, the one with the bigger nose has more dried mucous. dried mucous forms because mucous, dirt, etc. stick on the hairs in our noses. and generally, people with bigger noses have more nose hair. so there.
1002041
Women have them too but they just aren't as large or as apparent.\n\nI hope this helps.
777625
One of three things. I'm a little over 6'4" so they notice my height, get told I always smile. Either that or when deployed they notice DurkaDurka my Belgian Malinois. Hopefully its me... but I wonder.
22206
No, there is no fat in boogers (aka snot, mucus, phlegm, etc). I know a lot of small children that seem to enjoy eating them and they're not getting any fatter.
252791
Naw, might help to make the mouth wider tho!
245368
Most animals, including humans, are bilaterally symmetrical. This means \nthat the right and left sides are mirror images of one another. Thus both \nsides develop somewhat independently of each other. Having said that I have \nto emphasize the word "somewhat," since there is a great deal of \ninterrelationship, interaction, and communication between the two sides \nfor normal development to occur. Thus, as the face develops, two nasal \nplacodes (thickenings of the frontal process) develop. These begin to \nsubmerge and as they do, each placode results in the formation of a nasal \nchamber, and the region surrounding each placode forms a horseshoe-shaped \nthickening, known as  the nasal process. Each nasal process is subdivided \ninto a lateral and a medial nasal process, which partially surround the \nopening into nasal chamber. Since it is a horseshoe-shaped structure, it \nwill require a closure at its open end and that closure results from the \nfusion of the lateral and medial nasal processes with the developing \nmaxillary process.\n\nI hope this helps.
305078
Usually boys / men because they have a larger lung capacity (on average)
662489
Cartilage never stops growing, which is why older people tend to have larger ears and noses.
699560
No, but many, many, many years ago I smoked some angel dust and thought my Volkswagon bug looked really, really short.  So short (About knee high) that I thought I would hurdle it.  Bad idea.  I ended up in the emgency room with my front four teeth sticking in my upper lip and had to have a little surgery to get my mouth straight.  You can bet it was the last time I ever did anything like that.
1006628
his butttocks and nasal cavity
1009102
Nope, not unless they are gigantic
180568
It's up to them and I can understand the reasons why, However, I know many a person with a large nose, a teeny handful, or crow's feet who would look rather bland without these features.
459349
I have big ears...I would rather have a big nose...but to each his own....
369155
Probably because we are bilaterally symmetrical. :-p\n\nSeriously, it's probably more to do with the advantages of two smaller nostrils. If you had one big nostril, inhaling through your nose would bring in a lot of air, but not very much air pressure, given the same size lungs.Further, less of the air would pass across mucous membranes (which trap contaminants which would otherwise enter the lungs), and less of it would pass across the little channels where the cells which 'smell' things are located.\n\nTwo nostrils means more surface area relative to volume, and more air pressure (meaning that when you inhale, you pull in smellable molecules from farther away).\n\nA more appropriate question would be "why not three nostrils?", but then I would just reply with my first line again ;-)
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do they make them that big
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Same as a humans. Theirs are simply much bigger.
782870
well in my anthro class a few yrs back i remember they said that asians are part indians and i guess indians have wide faces..so maybe thats why?