Percent of blond hair among Ugro-Finns and their neighbours

[Harkonnen]

Here is the study. Look page 10
http://journals.plos.org/plosone/art...type=printable

[Böri]

No they are not.

They existed as a separate ethnic group until the second half of the 20th century:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kursenieki



They lived here:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Curonian_Spit

Famous Curonians:



Kant was blond by the way:

Even if today exist, 4K dont count. Anyway no more Curonians. You (or IE who prepared this) just think that Finnic blondism, being worlds highest for any ethnicity is a problem for your Gypsy supremacist agenda and it's why an extinct group (Curonians) plus you add 4 Russian villages as if they were relevant ethnic groups.

[Peterski]

Google Translation (LOL at "Positive peoples" instead of "Ugro-Finnic peoples" ):

http://translate.google.com/translat...logia-fizyczna

[Grab the Gauge]

No blond hair = not Aryan

[Justalittlevisit]

It is a fact that blond hair is most common in the North Sea and Baltic Sea area. Interestingly, there are also Balts with almost black hair (example, example).

[Nurzat]

few people are blonde now and no people will stay blond or white in the future around the world. such statistics are useless, sorry

[Peterski]

[Slavic] North-Western Russians - 48,9

When the Germans advanced on Leningrad they were astonished by how Aryan-looking was the population in North-Western Russia. I remember reading about this, but don't remember where exactly.

[Harkonnen]

Read again. Curonians (Balts) and North-Western Rusians (Slavs) are on top.

The blondest of Finnic groups are Estonians, but they are similar genetically to Balts.

There is also a PCA graph of Ugro-Finnic populations based on MDLP K23b:

As you can see, of all Ugro-Finns, the most similar to Balts (Latvians) are Estonians:

https://antropologia-fizyczna.pl/ima...nowie/k23b.jpg

This PCA is based on Belarussian propaganda. It should not be taken seriously.

[Shah-Jehan]

It is a fact that blond hair is most common in the North Sea and Baltic Sea area. Interestingly, there also Balts with almost black hair (example, example).

damn, that's pretty weird tbh.

[Peterski]

This PCA is based on Belarussian propaganda. It should not be taken seriously.

Is Vadim Verenich really Belarusian?:

http://magnusducatus.blogspot.com