Mirror Image and Skull Insights

In working on imaging the creature's head, something was revealed that surprised me a little. Just above the center of the creature's brow ridges, there is a light spot. While this is probably just a photo artifact, if it is a physical feature, it could have significance ). I have noticed that gorilla's have a "crinkling" in the same location (the spot as it actually appears is shown below compared with the same area on a gorilla).

Also, perhaps of some significance is the fact that gorilla skulls have a little bulge between the brow ridges, as seen on the BoneClones gorilla skull (second photo). It is seen that the creature's "light spot" extends into this area. Humans do not have the same feature, not even those who have (or had) exceedingly large brown ridges, as evidenced by the human skull shown (third photo - an Australian aborigine skull). Humans, indeed, have a little valley here, as opposed to a bulge. Although I am sure there was a valid reason, Dr. Grover Krantz did not include the bulge in his Gigantopithecus skull reconstruction (fourth photo).