Is compensation for the airway due to the malformation of the jaws the only reason people have sloping foreheads? What about prominent supraorbital ridges?
There is some phenotypal and biological variation, but posture matters too. When the skull is unsupported, rotated upwards and under the "heavy" load of gravity, the frontal bone is going to be among the visibly affected bones.
I really don't think so.
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