Summary

Albert Camus' Gonial Angle measures 110.4°, below its ideal range of 115.0 to 121.0°, for a score of 7.9. The Gonial Angle measures the angle between the ramus (rear portion of the jaw) and mandible (lower jaw), indicating jaw shape and angularity. His value is higher than 10% of the men on the wiki, and 30% of them measure inside the ideal range. The closest values on the wiki belong to Mattia Basso (110.5°), Maxim Nazarov (Vergil DMC 5) (110.4°) and PewDiePie (110.5°). The range runs from Moritz Hau at 98.3° to Luke Parry at 145.8°. Among his other Jaw measurements, Gonion to mouth line (24.10mm) scores highest at 10.0 and Recession relative to frankfort plane (-12.19mm) lowest at 1.8. It is one of the measurements in Albert's full Harmony breakdown.