Dominant European phenotypes

[kattleen]

I mean dominant European phenotypes, when Europeans mix. I observed borreby, Alpine, Baltid versions, lappid and other brachycephalic or semi brachycephalic phenotypes are dominant.

PS: I mean phenotypes getting more visible, when European phenotypes mix.

[Laag]

Alpine

[Samnium]

The phenotypes that you get the most with euro-mix ?

[Ikiru]

Atlantid in Western Europe, Dinaro-Med in Southern Europe, Alpinid in most of continental Europe, Borreby in Northern Europe.
Norid / Keltic Nordid is also very common in Central-Western Europe.

[kattleen]

The phenotypes that you get the most with euro-mix ?

Yes, I mean the dominant phenotype when Europeans mix.

[Blondie]

Yes, I mean the dominant phenotype when Europeans mix.

Alpinid and Atlantid are the most common.

[Samnium]

It depends on the phenotype of the two families, but I can approximate that for a southern european + western european (I'm 50% italian + 50% french) = atlantid variations mostly with some Dinarid as well (as influence or as co-dominant phenotype), alpine also

[Lousianaboy]

Alpinids, Meds and Atlantids

[fortress europe]

Well, i dont think there are rules what phenotype the children of the parents will have. when the children grow older they might have a very different phenotype than their parents.

[Samnium]

Well, i dont think there are rules what phenotype the children of the parents will have. when the children grow older they might have a very different phenotype than their parents.

True but generally if you don't inherit from your parents, it's from your grandparents. It's my case, I look a lot like one my grandfathers but little to my mother. Genes can "skip" generations actually.