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Originally Posted by bmarlowe1
The ear growth of which you speak is so small that it would not be noticeable even when comparing a photograph of a teenager to that a man of later all playing age (40's). It rarely becomes apparent until much later, and even then it is usually just some ear lobe droop - not a gross change in shape. Old man and teenager ears can almost always be compared. If you are interested I can send you literature on the use of ear comparison in forensic photo identification.
Cheekbones are not visible in any of the images under discussion.
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Mark,
I am not looking at the pictures off the site from where I sit, but the images that have been posted. The cheekbones are visible. Also, please feel free to compare the chin in the side by side photos of Paul Waner you provided and the picture of the young Paul Waner from my picture which you posted next to Waner in a Pirates uniform. I'm sorry, but it is Paul Waner.