Which European population has the most versatile look?

[Gorilla]

Which population in general is most likely to fit in any European region (North, South, Center, West, East)?

[Götterfunke]

Germans are very diverse. Especially those living neither in the North nor in the South.

Alpine and dinarid elements are especially prominent in the South, nordic and baltid elements in the North, gracile meds, atlantids and faelids in the West, and (east) baltids (and even small Asian influences) in the East.

That Asian influence can sometimes even stretch to central Germany (easternmost part of the Federal Republic of Germany) albeit it is rather rare.

[Immanenz]

Hungary, they have a wide range of looks. This does not necessary mean that most Hungarians can pass everywhere in Europe though

[aynora]

I mistakenly voted for Russian because I thought by versatile you meant the most various types. However, I think that Swiss, Austrian and French people are those that can fit more easily in other countries too.

[Jana]

Croatian. We have everything from Uralid looking to MENA shifted individuals.

[Immanenz]

I mistakenly voted for Russian because I thought by versatile you meant the most various types. However, I think that Swiss, Austrian and French people are those that can fit more easily in other countries too.

Yeah i missunderstood it too. I agree with your assumption

[Tenma de Pegasus]

Hungary

[ixulescu]

Which population in general is most likely to fit in any European region (North, South, Center, West, East)?

by your definition of "versatility" - Alpine-majority countries, like Austria. They produce most pan-Euro types.

[Zeno]

Greece.

[Blondie]

Croatia, Hungary, Czech Rep., Austria, you can find there slavic looking, scandinavian looking, med looking, western atlantid looking peoples too. I think France, Switzerland are also very diverse but they have no slavic types or its very rare. Basically the most diverse region is central europe.