Dinaric Iberians & Latinos

[Gaita]

Some baskid types in this commercial, I think I see some dinarid forms here and there

[alnortedelsur]

Here there is an example of a dinaric influenced Spaniard girl:

[Iloko]

What region of Spain is she from? Is she Baskid?

[alnortedelsur]

What region of Spain is she from? Is she Baskid?

No idea. She is just a non-famous Spaniard girl assisting to a football game between Spain and Austria (I think in an Eurocope). Could be from Basque country or from anywhere in Spain.

I opened a thread about her long ago, and some people suggested that she could be a South American castiza, because she is a bit exotic for being a fully Spaniard (I guess because of her dynamism), but that's just speculation, and there are good chances that she could be just a regular Spaniard (though I don't discard the possibility of she being castiza).

PS: castizos are a kind of Latin American Euro-mestizos (mestizos with bigger European than Amerindian input) who are about 70-85% Spanish and the rest Amerindian.

[RMuller]

Mexican-American baseball players.Would any of these be Dinaric?






Mexican boxer Eric Morales not sure if getting punched in the nose has made a huge difference on his nose shape.

[nicalandia]

Dinaric Latinos can thank their Dinaricization to their Native American genes.

so mestizos look Dinaric now?

[Damião de Góis]

How about 2 meter tall volleyball players?



Or more standard iberian types:

[Jana]

Argentine Angel di Maria (Southern Euro/Amerindian mix I guess) looks heavily dinarized, despite his non-European traits

[Argentano]

Ginobili?

[Argentano]

Palermo