Summary

Dan Zsolt's Ramus to Mandible Ratio measures 0.52x, below its ideal range of 0.62 to 0.75x, for a score of 7.6. The Ramus to Mandible Ratio examines the balance between the vertical ramus and horizontal mandible lengths for overall jaw harmony. The value is higher than 5% of the men on the wiki, and 50% of them measure inside the ideal range. Alfred Enoch (0.52x), Chris Patt (0.52x) and Jude Bellingham (0.52x) come closest to Dan's value. At either end, Travis Fimmel has the highest at 1.19x and Felix Blume the lowest at 0.34x. Of his other Jaw measurements, Mandibular Plane Angle (18.6°) is the strongest at 10.0 and Gonion to mouth line (13.18mm) the weakest at 9.7. It counts toward his Harmony score.