A widow's peak--Genetically researched?

[(S)Arb]

wikipedia says:
A widow's peak is a descending V-shaped point in the middle of the hairline (above the forehead). The trait is inherited genetically and dominant



My Question is:
Was this visible variation of the Headregion ever genetically researched?

Sorry. This question maybe does not belong here.
I am especially interessted in one thing.

Do women have "widow's peaks"?
I never have seen one with a widow's peak.

[ragnar]

I have one. I have seen alot of women with them. They can vary in size. Most are fairly small like mine. I have seen a couple of women where it reaches half way down the forehead. If a female has bangs, then it is hidden. Where do you live that you've never seen a widows peak? Maybe you just never noticed it, especially if it is small.

[CocoaCure]

I too have a small widow's peak! No one knew where I got it from, but it's here and though small, rather distinct. I like it! Smile! :-)

[(S)Arb]

I too have a small widow's peak! No one knew where I got it from, but it's here and though small, rather distinct. I like it! Smile! :-)

I now live in Germany.
Women with Weadow peaks are very selden i would say.

Bosnia where my parents come from:
Widow peaks mainly on men! A lot of! Really!

I cant rememnber that i have ever seen a women with.
Maybe i should look closer.

Thanks for answering.