Though many significant associations did not survive multiple testing correction (Fig 5C), several disease-relevant and quantitative traits (age at menarche, body fat percentage, diseases of the eye and adnexa, fluid intelligence, injury, neuroticism score, SHBG [sex hormone binding globulin], standing height) represent candidates for sex-differential viability and LRS selection, while other traits (testosterone, high blood pressure) represent candidates for sex-differential viability selection. This evidence concerns the gene SHBG and eye disorder.