According to a study published in the PLOS Genetics, it has been unveiled that men's beauty lies in the way they uses their genes rather than the genes they have.

The study has found that dominant males have higher expression of genes. These men were also found to be masculine and defeminised when it came to gene expression.

Lead researcher Professor Judith Mank from the University College London's Department of Genetics, Evolution and Environment, was of the view that sexual attractiveness is something that differs from person to person.

This difference on the other hand has a lot of impact on the way the person treats the opposite sex. Study researchers said that they carried out experiment on male turkeys and among the brothers.

Study researchers said that there are two types of male wild turkeys. One is dominant makes and other one is less ornate. Domination is established through battle when brothers fight for dominance.

While carrying out the study, it has been found that dominant men are more ornate and have more number of masculine traits. Both the factors prove quite beneficial in attracting female turkeys.

Further research is needed to know about how turkeys become dominant or submissive.