East Alpinid type

[Mordid]

Where its come from ? where type are most common in ? is this type basically a mixed of Alpine and Baltid ? What is difference between Alpinid and Baltid ?

Please post pictures of person who are predominately Northern Pontid.

[Tomasz]

Please post pictures of person who are predominately Northern Pontid.

LOL, how this request is related to the topic?

Where its come from ?

I might be wrong but I think it would be eastern branch of Alpinids which mixed with Baltids to some extent.

where type are most common in ?

The alternative name for East-Alpinid is "Gorid". It's derived from Polish word "góra" meaning "mountain". This indicates us South Poland as area of big concentration of this subrace. I think they're fairly common in adjacent territory of Czech Republic and Slovakia.

is this type basically a mixed of Alpine and Baltid ?

I guess so. But Alpinid element is generally dominant. I'd call East-Alpinids as "Alpinids slightly altered by Baltids".

What is difference between Alpinid and Baltid ?

Alpinids are created by alpinization while Baltids are created by balticization. Both processes are similiar and involve - among others - reduction and infantilisation. The main difference between these processes is that balticization isn't associated with depigmentation and is reducing/infantilizing to slightly lesser extent (relatively).

[Mordid]

I might be wrong but I think it would be eastern branch of Alpinids which mixed with Baltids to some extent.

The alternative name for East-Alpinid is "Gorid". It's derived from Polish word "góra" meaning "mountain". This indicates us South Poland as area of big concentration of this subrace. I think they're fairly common in adjacent territory of Czech Republic and Slovakia.

I guess so. But Alpinid element is generally dominant. I'd call East-Alpinids as "Alpinids slightly altered by Baltids".

Alpinids are created by alpinization while Baltids are created by balticization. Both processes are similiar and involve - among others - reduction and infantilisation. The main difference between these processes is that balticization isn't associated with depigmentation and is reducing/infantilizing to slightly lesser extent (relatively).

Thank you for sharing information about East Alpinid type. Could you post a picture of East Alpinid sample ?

[Agrippa]

Here you can find female examples, scroll down, first half is about Mediterranid females:
http://www.theapricity.com/forum/sho...8&postcount=39

[Tomasz]

LOL, how this request is related to the topic?



I might be wrong but I think it would be eastern branch of Alpinids which mixed with Baltids to some extent.



The alternative name for East-Alpinid is "Gorid". It's derived from Polish word "góra" meaning "mountain". This indicates us South Poland as area of big concentration of this subrace. I think they're fairly common in adjacent territory of Czech Republic and Slovakia.



I guess so. But Alpinid element is generally dominant. I'd call East-Alpinids as "Alpinids slightly altered by Baltids".



Alpinids are created by alpinization while Baltids are created by balticization. Both processes are similiar and involve - among others - reduction and infantilisation. The main difference between these processes is that balticization is associated with depigmentation and is reducing/infantilizing to slightly lesser extent (relatively).

Made a little correction in my post, I misspelled information about pigmentation/depigmentation in balticization process and I somehow couldn't just edit it.

[Mordid]

I know, dude. I'd have read your information and you dont need to show it again.

[Mordid]

Here you can find female examples, scroll down, first half is about Mediterranid females:
http://www.theapricity.com/forum/sho...8&postcount=39

I've seen a picture of them but i need more picture.
Are you sure these people are East Alpinid ? To me, they look like straight out Alpine.

[Tomasz]

I know, dude. I'd have read your information and you dont need to show it again.

LOL, I didn't quote it for no reason. In original message I wrote:

The main difference between these processes is that balticization isn't associated with depigmentation

Which is obviously wrong and misspell by me. Of course it's other way around, alpinization (not balticization) doesn't involve depigmentation.

[Mordid]

Which is obviously wrong and misspell by me. Of course it's other way around, alpinization (not balticization) doesn't involve depigmentation.

What you trying to say is that Balticization and Alpinization are basically similiar but the difference is their pigmentation, right ?

[Tomasz]

Yes.

Another little difference is that Alpinoids seems to be slightly less "progressive" than Baltoids. I mean - East-Alpinids (thus Baltid-influenced) are more progressive than West-Alpinids, if I remember correctly. But it's minor difference.