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The Habsburg family, once at the helm of grand Spanish and Austrian empires, are infamously identified with the "Habsburg jaw", a pronounced facial deformity. Some attribute this to the high level ...

A study explored a distinctive facial feature seen in the Habsburg family, known as the 'Habsburg jaw', and found that it was exacerbated by too much gene sharing among the inbred family members ...

The Habsburgs ruled vast swathes of Europe for more than 200 years but the dynasty became known for its inbreeding as well as its imperial majesty - now experts have explained the 'Habsburg jaw' ...

The Habsburgs, an influential royal dynasty, are now recognised for the pronounced "Habsburg jaw" – a stark facial deformity ...

The Habsburgs, a once-mighty royal dynasty that ruled over vast Spanish and Austrian empires, are now notorious for their distinctive "Habsburg jaw", a striking facial deformity. Research suggests ...

Findings confirmed that both the Habsburg jaw and the related maxillary deficiency were significantly more common within this inbred group, suggesting a genetic basis for this distinct trait.

Due to inbreeding in the family, he suffered from the “Habsburg jaw,” as well as health issues such as combined pituitary hormone deficiency and distal renal tubular acidosis.

The Habsburg Jaw was more than just a genetic quirk. It shaped a dynasty’s legacy. Learn the history behind Europe’s most notorious royal trait.