If a "Berid" phenotype doesn't exist, how would you classify a person with the "Berid" look?

[Carl_uhul]

This is what a Berid phenotype looks like according to some websites about physical anthropology and human phenotypes:



If the "Berid" classification doesn't exist, how would you classify a person with the phenotype above?

[parsley]

Paleo Atlantid with Gracile Med

[Carl_uhul]

Paleo Atlantid with Gracile Med

Those who say a "Berid" classification doesn't exist also say a "Paleo-Atlantid" classification doesn't exist either.

[axel.aleman]

Iberian CM or Alpine med + CM maybe

[parsley]

Those who say a "Berid" classification doesn't exist also say a "Paleo-Atlantid" classification doesn't exist either.

maybe Brunn with Gracile Med

[Boudin]

Iberian CM or Alpine med + CM maybe

This.

[Carl_uhul]

Iberian CM or Alpine med + CM maybe

Why "Iberian CM" if it is often found in Italy as well?

[axel.aleman]

Why "Iberian CM" if it is often found in Italy as well?

The Italian cm is paleosardinian

[Carl_uhul]

The Italian cm is paleosardinian

Thanks for the information.
By the way, where did the name "Berid" come from?

[lei.talk]

"cro·mag·non·stu·di·en·ei·ne·ge·schicht·li·che ·und ·pro·gram·ma·ti·sche·skiz·ze" the nine-year-old care-fully enunciated
in response to my question to her mother:
the librarian of our local ásatrú church.

"Fritz Paudler!" squealed the miniature version
standing next to her (the seven-year-old sister).

"They assisted processing the images into a PDF."

"437 embedded links." clarified the older daughter.

"OH! SEE! ARE!" squealed the younger.

"Optical character recognition." decrypted the mother.
"The project was an exercise.
And the product is an excellent introduction to physical anthropology
because it takes you so many places."

"Abyssinians!" declared the youngest of the three.

"The first documented anthropological characterization of the berid taxon." countered the older girl.

here is a click-able magazine-cover
leading to berids ninety years before "anthroforums" existed:

of course,
there were frequent references
over the intervening decades.