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No, there's no anthropologists who would have said that. It was invented by Agrippa. Don't be such a noob and read something before starting to argue with me. Baltid phenotype wasn't even used by most anthropologists and the Baltic type of Bunak is completely different from this internet type that is used in forums.
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Yes it's an anthrofora taxonomic category like pretty much everything around here. It's supposed to be a mesocephalic/mesoprosopic robust type with lighter pigmentation. It's kind of an eastern Faelid of sorts.
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Baltid is Valdai type of Russians.
Baltid - a term used to refer to some anthropologists brachycephalic, in varying degrees of light pigmentation of racial types in Eastern Europe.
Name of the term "baltid" is the kind of people off the coast of the prevalence of the Baltic Sea.
Baltids- brachycephalic, with a rounded head shape, wide and low face, concave and upturned nose and light pigmentation.
Distributed mainly in eastern Europe, primarily in the central and north-western Russia, Belarus and Ukraine to the north, in the central regions of Poland, the Baltic countries and Finland.
Less common in Germany and Scandinavia.
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