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Does The Mountain Indid Type Exists?
Does it?
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I don't think so, he looks indo-brachid+armenoidOriginally Posted by Jacques de Imbelloni
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yes it does exist. Mountain indid is basically Nord Indid + Gracile Indid with slight mongoloid influence. They usually have reddish undertone due to the mountainous environment they live in. They are bascically known as pahari (hill/mountain) people and can be found in nepal, indian mountain states of himachal pradesh, uttarakhand, and kashmir.
The videos below show good examples of mountain indid
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Is their mongoloid influence pamirid?yes it does exist. Mountain indid is basically Nord Indid + Gracile Indid with slight mongoloid influence. They usually have reddish undertone due to the mountainous environment they live in. They are bascically known as pahari people and can be found in nepal, indian mountian states of himachal pradesh, uttarakhand, and kashmir.
The videos below show good examples of mountain indid
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most likely tibetid since they are right next to tibet but they do have pseudo pamirid look because pamirids essentially are mostly caucasoid with slight monolgoid influence similar to mountain indids who are predominantly caucasoid with mongoloid/tibetid influence.
Genetically they are just like nw indians with just slight (5-10%) mongoloid influence from the tibetan groups.
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In some videos i saw, some northeast Indians and Nepalese look at least half mongoloid
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Are all groups of 'Caucasoids' in Nepal Northwestern Indian types + small Tibetan or some are more like other types of Indians?
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