Med chad pheno
Which ones?
Alpinid, Litorid (my favorite) and standard, Dinaro, and Trans Mediterranid just to name a few.
Most Iberian alpinids are just berids
Not super common in Iberia except on the mediterranean coast. It’s more of an Italian pheno
Dinarids in Iberia are found in the form of the Baskid. Pure Dinards like those of the Balkans are non existent
Should’ve added that one
Will do in future threads
It’s found among Basques and other Northern Spaniards. It’s related to the keltic nordid
This may be true, but there are a lot of Alpinids that don't exhibit traits associated with the Berid subtype in Northern and Eastern Spain.
I do agree with you there, It is more prevalent in South Italy. My mother and her family belongs to this type, and she's from Sicily JFL. I still think it deserves a mention though.
Are you retarded? When did I ever mention pure Dinarids ever existing in Iberia? I'm talking about the Dinaro-Mediterranid type, which is present everywhere in Southern Europe
I misunderstood you no need to insult me kek. As I already mentioned dinaro-meds like litorids aren't that common in Iberia. Most Iberians are atlantid, med, and CM influenced rather than dinarid influenced. Even the baskid itself isn't that close to the dinarid except for nose morphology.
Why dont you mention the region where each phenotype is dominant? How the fuck is the common man suppossed to know what those scientific names mean above each pic?
Ironically enough, Dinaro-meds would be more native to Iberia than Baskids, who are found purest in Southwestern France. Besides, not common ≠ does not exist. You seemed to be fine with throwing uncommon phenotypes more prevalent in other regions in your other half-assed threads, what would make this one different?
Atlanto-Meds: Found all over Iberia but mainly in Northern Spain and in Portugal
From reading online, the Basque people are the oldest in Europe still alive today and originated from what is modern day Iberia before spreading to southwestern France. From this, baskids are arguably the most native phenotype to the Iberian peninsula.
The thread about Russian phenotypes was not well done, I admit, but I don't see this problem in any of the other threads I've made. All the phenotypes listed in my British and German threads are not uncommon at all in their respective countries.
