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The cheek bones are not the same. One is rounded off, feminine, the other is more masculine. The jaw line is also not symetrical, one side is higher than the other. When I see the eye socket, I could allow for ther difference if I was looking at the skull at an angle, but the skull is facing forward, here again I see the feminine and masculine lines. Just noticed the teeth, you did the same thing here, masculine(larger teeth) and feminine(smaler teeth) but in reverse order. I did not add the nose being of different sizes as I have seen this in other works. I should pull my paperworkm on real skulls for the nose. I just compiled pictures for my sketches with color and then just drew from that sketch so I did not pay detailed attention to symetry. Beautiful work and shading, thanks for sharing. 
(I'm trying to practice it too)
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