Classify Sarah Connor

[exceeder]

Classify the german singer, Sarah Connor. I find her strangely attractive, yet her appearance is a bit different.
I think her naturally hair colour is brown...
I think I see Noric in her but am very uncertain.
What do you all think?

[Arne]

norid

[Artek]

No doubt about this - norid

[Oreka Bailoak]

Norid/Noric whatever you like to call it.

[aherne]

Jesus Christ. Would you like her as your BOYFRIEND? I think she/he is 50% plastic...

[lei.talk]

Etymology:

The term Norid, or more precisely Noric, was coined by Lebzelter, and derives from Noricum, the name of an ancient Roman province centered in the mountains of modern-day Austria, where the modern Norid type is found in its greatest concentration.

Other names:

- Sub-Adriatic (Deniker; Adriatic refers to Dinarid in the same typology)

Origins:

Central European Nordid brachycephalized by Dinarid admixture (a varying though mostly stabilized blend). Coon speculated that the origin of the type was not so much a case of combination of Nordid and Dinarid strains, as an actual dinaricization of a Nordid population through interbreeding with Alpinids - a hypothesis which relies upon Coon's idea that Nordids are basically depigmented Mediterranids (click here for Coon's theory of dinaricization).

Description:

In most respects, the Norid type takes the form of a blond Dinarid variant. It displays features which are traditionally associated with the Dinarid race - a shallow nasion depression, leptorrhiny, great nose length, height, and convexity, great brachycephaly, and moderately tall stature. Norids are not, though, as accentuated in these Dinarid features as are the Dinarids themselves, but show a slightly less exaggerated nasality, a somewhat lower cephalic index (82-85), and a smaller stature, due to the predominance of the Nordid strain.

Norids are, like Dinarids, planoccipital. This means that the occiput of the skull, the lower posterior bone extending from the foramen magnum to lambda, is straight rather than curved or projecting.

Norids are characteristically blond, and approach Nordids in pigmentation. The hair is usually medium brown to golden blond, the eyes light or light-mixed, though this varies, and brown eyes are not uncommon. In areas where the Dinarid element predominates, pigmentation naturally tends in a more brunet direction.

Geographical distribution:

The modern Norid racial zone is centered in Austria and Switzerland, the greater Norid territory reaching eastward and southward from northern France - the Sub-Nordid country - through the Swiss Alps, and into the brunet Dinarid racial zone of northern Italy and the Balkans. In France it blends with Alpinids in the south and with Nordids in the terrirories to the north, and is everywhere transitional to the Sub-Nordid or Alpinid-mixed Nordid type. In southern Germany it is found in combination with Alpinid, Borreby, and other elements. Norids or Norid-looking individuals are found in most countries where relatively pure Nordid and Dinarids exist.

Related or similar types:

- Keltic Nordid
- Dinarid
- Sub-Nordid

[Blossom]

Maybe Keltic Nordid? Since her nasal bone is seemed to Dinarid and her other facial features seem Nordid...though the pictures are not the best for a classification. You need to avoid highly modified pictures. Instead of those I'd use:

[Arne]

Maybe Keltic Nordid? Since her nasal bone is seemed to Dinarid and her other facial features seem Nordid...though the pictures are not the best for a classification. You need to avoid highly modified pictures. Instead of those I'd use:

her nose is too much prominent anyway.
so far for me, i know some of these norid´s
they have nordid features mixed up with dinarid

She reminds me of Steffi Graf.

[Blossom]

her nose is too much prominent anyway.
so far for me, i know some of these norid´s
they have nordid features mixed up with dinarid

Yes, I know, but Keltic Nordid also can have a Dinarid trait, if you check SNPA's Glossary.

The Keltic nose is long, large and high-bridged, characteristically prominent, and narrow to medium in breadth. The profile is usually straight, but wavy or concavo-convex (dinariform) profiles are not uncommon. A particularly convex-nosed and Dinaroid tendency is associated with certain British urban areas.

[Arne]

Yes, I know, but Keltic Nordid also can have a Dinarid trait, if you check SNPA's Glossary.

anyway you don´t look anyhow keltic nordic.