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what? no no no, facial robuscity=chiseled jaws, pronounced robust manillas and strong wide cheeks, thats what i meant and on average, these ancient europeans ABSOLUTELY had that, henry cavill would be considered a ltn back then you dumb fuckSo you concede they changed like I stated originally. Good to know you admit your prior point of contention wasn't correct.
I specifically referred to facial robusticity which covers the how thick and robust of the individual bones themselves more so than how their face is structured with ratios and angles. Read my original post very carefully and don't misinterpret what I said.
The same people that belong to the broader Uralic cultural linguistic group which didn't exist until after the start of the holocene and it's dubious if they originated that far back in the Neolithic either. And the Samoyedic sub branch itself is even younger than that.
You realize facial robusticity doesn't just constitute how big your jaw is right? That's a brainlet tier take. Bone deposition thickness is tangential to this and asians at one point in the past possessed more solidly built facial bone morphology. Every group of humans did. So by extension there were paleolithic asians that were on par with paleolithic europeans at this time because the gracilization process wasn't as pronounced and incomplete compared to today. It's not that hard to understand.
You realize the robusticity of the facial bones shouldn't be conflated with the shape of the bones and facial proportions/face structure right?w
what? no no no, facial robuscity=chiseled jaws, pronounced robust manillas and strong wide cheeks, thats what i meant and on average, these ancient europeans ABSOLUTELY had that, henry cavill would be considered a ltn back then you dumb fuck
"A Swedish study based on 124 skulls from the 500 years preceding the seventeenth century found that the medieval skulls had somewhat smaller teeth and brain cases but larger jaws and wider dental arches than those of a modern population. 4 Other trends that have been reported include a reduction in palatal width between the Romano-British period and the nineteenth century 5, 6 and reductions in bi-zygomatic and maxillary widths between the twelfth and nineteenth centuries"
Jfl at this reductive stupidity to shift the goalpostsalso the uralic people absolutely did exist all the way back during neolithic period, or at least people related to them, do you not know who the tianyun cluster or the botai people were lmao, stop acting all smug you anime pfp weeb shit, holecen period, sure. but that argument does not work as the hominids who lived during that era looked conventionally like apes you buffoon
oh yeah, its pretty much proven that they (the european hunter gatherers and later people like iron age crowds in northern europe especially) on average DID have strongly profiled, chiseled jaws and robust manillas and projecting chins weather you like that or not lol, the study i showed you isnt just about measuring the bigonial fucking width of jaws that you are ambiguously refering towards since you dont really know much, you absolute dumb fuck, theres a thing called bicondylar width of the jaw that you do not know about since you just try to larp as a top tier anthropologists LMAO, the bicondylar width is what measures the actual jaws robuscity, the wider it is the STRONGER the jaws structure would be, essentially more chiseled while bigonial width only measures the fucking width of the mandible foremen, essentially, lets use someone as an example, jon eric hexum vs brock lesnar, jon eric hexum has a really wide bicondylar width while brock has a fucking wide bigonial width you dumb fuck, if that make sense, you do not wanna die on this hill, there's practically should be NO debate on the topic of weather european hunter gatherers or early societies that essentially had extremely hardy lives and food weren't chiseled jawed and cheeked on average LMAO, i have multiple books that you can never get your filthy hands on, i have crania norvegica volume 1-2 measuring like what uuuuuh...4 thousand ancient skulls and conducting craniometric averages that result in coinciding with my fact and iron age man on denmark and prehistoric man in denmark with yet another 2-3 thousand skulls LMAOOOO, the reason why it took me so long to respond was also since im simply uninterested in this dumbass sheningans on the internet arguing with a clueless guy that doesnt know what hes talking about is simply going off of his own ego just because he probably took one anthropology class and went to university hahahah, its absolutely mind boggling that you even thought up a way to use mental gymnastics to debunk the study i linked in the context of weather they were chiseled jawed or not on average, there ABSOLUTELY is a correlation between wider palates/jaws and the positioning, angle or structure of the jaw blah blah whatever bullshit you are trying to say just to sound smart lol, anyways, since how dumb you are, ill make sure to promptly reply because damn you are really retarded, you trying to debunk something like this that ive been studying for fucking years longer than you ever had is insane, bring it on dudeYou realize the robusticity of the facial bones shouldn't be conflated with the shape of the bones and facial proportions/face structure right?
You're mixing up two different things. How thick and strongly built their facial bones is tangential to whatever angles and ratios their bones were oriented at. Otherwise Neanderthals wouldn't be robust under your harebrained definition because they lack projecting chins and chiseled jaws despite having more thickly constructed faces and cranial vaults than humans. You don't need to look like one morphotype (UP European) to have thickly deposited bones on your facial bones. That's not how it works and it perplexes me it took you weeks to respond and come up with this inane retarded misinterpretation.
That still doesn't cover measuring the thickness of the bones and their deposition instead of measuring the distance between one point and another on a single bone. Which is what I've been stressing was the subject I was talking about this whole time. Are you actually illiterate? Absolute incompetence.
Jfl at this reductive stupidity to shift the goalposts
oh, also, the neanderthal example is quite moot, yes they are absolutely MUCH MORE ROBUST on average, only thing they lack is chins, facial robusicty definitely correlates with whether they will have chiseled jaws or not, same goes for extremity bones like femur, humerus and tibia etc, the thicker the bone mineral density the bigger boned they will be, its literally common sense kekYou realize the robusticity of the facial bones shouldn't be conflated with the shape of the bones and facial proportions/face structure right?
You're mixing up two different things. How thick and strongly built their facial bones is tangential to whatever angles and ratios their bones were oriented at. Otherwise Neanderthals wouldn't be robust under your harebrained definition because they lack projecting chins and chiseled jaws despite having more thickly constructed faces and cranial vaults than humans. You don't need to look like one morphotype (UP European) to have thickly deposited bones on your facial bones. That's not how it works and it perplexes me it took you weeks to respond and come up with this inane retarded misinterpretation.
That still doesn't cover measuring the thickness of the bones and their deposition instead of measuring the distance between one point and another on a single bone. Which is what I've been stressing was the subject I was talking about this whole time. Are you actually illiterate? Absolute incompetence.
Jfl at this reductive stupidity to shift the goalposts
But I think this degeneration is more caused on the maternal sideAsians were once a lot more robust than they are now but over countless generations of sexual selection for more gracile facial traits they became ricecels.
Back in the Neolithic, they would've competed with Caucasians in terms of facial robusticity and now they're bugmen. Another case of female choice being detrimental to the health and looks of future generations. This is why you don't give foids full control over their mate selection and they shouldn't be allowed to choose who gets to reproduce or not. Mongoloids became what they are because of foids creating a selective pressure for breeding more limp wristed twinks into this world. The maladaptive graincel diets didn't help the matter either.
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oh yeah, its pretty much proven that they (the european hunter gatherers and later people like iron age crowds in northern europe especially) on average DID have strongly profiled, chiseled jaws and robust manillas and projecting chins weather you like that or not lol, the study i showed you isnt just about measuring the bigonial fucking width of jaws that you are ambiguously refering towards since you dont really know much, you absolute dumb fuck, theres a thing called bicondylar width of the jaw that you do not know about since you just try to larp as a top tier anthropologists LMAO, the bicondylar width is what measures the actual jaws robuscity, the wider it is the STRONGER the jaws structure would be, essentially more chiseled while bigonial width only measures the fucking width of the mandible foremen, essentially, lets use someone as an example, jon eric hexum vs brock lesnar, jon eric hexum has a really wide bicondylar width while brock has a fucking wide bigonial width you dumb fuck, if that make sense, you do not wanna die on this hill, there's practically should be NO debate on the topic of weather european hunter gatherers or early societies that essentially had extremely hardy lives and food weren't chiseled jawed and cheeked on average LMAO, i have multiple books that you can never get your filthy hands on, i have crania norvegica volume 1-2 measuring like what uuuuuh...4 thousand ancient skulls and conducting craniometric averages that result in coinciding with my fact and iron age man on denmark and prehistoric man in denmark with yet another 2-3 thousand skulls LMAOOOO, the reason why it took me so long to respond was also since im simply uninterested in this dumbass sheningans on the internet arguing with a clueless guy that doesnt know what hes talking about is simply going off of his own ego just because he probably took one anthropology class and went to university hahahah, its absolutely mind boggling that you even thought up a way to use mental gymnastics to debunk the study i linked in the context of weather they were chiseled jawed or not on average, there ABSOLUTELY is a correlation between wider palates/jaws and the positioning, angle or structure of the jaw blah blah whatever bullshit you are trying to say just to sound smart lol, anyways, since how dumb you are, ill make sure to promptly reply because damn you are really retarded, you trying to debunk something like this that ive been studying for fucking years longer than you ever had is insane, bring it on dude
Regionality in recent cranial robusticity. The regional distribution of overall cranial robusticity can
be examined if the crania in Figures 3 and 5 are identified by population of origin. The group
of skulls circled in the upper right quadrant of Figure 3, i.e. robust crania, are 23 in all: 15
Australians (65·2%), three Fueguians/Patagonians (13·0%), two Afalou/Taforalt (8·7%), one
Ainu (4·3%), one Maori (4·3%) and Zkn UC 101 (4·3%).
Rather, they write in a paper published online in the Journal of Anatomy, it appears the chin’s emergence in modern humans arose from simple geometry: As our faces became smaller in our evolution from archaic humans to today—in fact, our faces are roughly 15 percent shorter than Neanderthals'—the chin became a bony prominence, the adapted, pointy emblem at the bottom of our face.
Bone is formed through a process of bone deposition by osteoblasts (bone-forming cells) and resorption by osteoclast (bone-absorbing) cells, which break down bone. In humans, the outermost layer of bone in the face consists of large resorptive fields, but in Neanderthals, the opposite is true: In the outermost layer of bone, there is extensive bone deposition.