What is the most common, dominant phenotype in Great Britain? How common are Nordics?

[Zinkton]

England is home to people with light eyes, and most people in England have lighter hair.

[Oliver109]

Probably atlantid or generally a mixture of atlantid and brunn, Nordics are fairly common but rarer than in the Netherlands or the northern Germanic regions.

[Zinkton]

What type of Atlantid are you referring to? Atlanto-Mediterranean or a mix of Nordic and Mediterranean?

[Oliver109]

What type of Atlantid are you referring to? Atlanto-Mediterranean or a mix of Nordic and Mediterranean?

Latter

[Zinkton]

Can you provide rough percentage estimates of the phenotypes that make up England? What percentage of people in England are Nordic or Mediterranean?

[Oliver109]

Can you provide rough percentage estimates of the phenotypes that make up England? What percentage of people in England are Nordic or Mediterranean?

Ok, Nordic including keltic Nordic and anglo saxon about 25%, Brunn, paleo atlantid and borreby about 30%, atlantid about 20%, Med proper between 5-10%, alpine between 5-10%

[Septentrion]

England is home to people with light eyes, and most people in England have lighter hair.

Yes, the majority of English people are light-eyed, light-haired and very fair-skinned your the point in many cases of inability to tanning. This is due to the fact that the numerically predominant racial element is Nordic, with the Keltic Iron Age type more important than even the Anglo-Saxon or Germanic Nordic type.

[Septentrion]

Can you provide rough percentage estimates of the phenotypes that make up England? What percentage of people in England are Nordic or Mediterranean?

78% Nordic ( Keltic, Anglo-Saxon, Hallstatt, Tronder, North Atlantid), 20% Cromagnid (Paleo Atlantid, Brunn, Borreby, Dalofaelid), 2% Dinaric ( Norid).

[Septentrion]

Probably atlantid or generally a mixture of atlantid and brunn, Nordics are fairly common but rarer than in the Netherlands or the northern Germanic regions.

Nordics aren’t rarer in England than in the Netherlands, they are just as common. The difference is a greater presence of Cromagnid in Northern German regions in particular than in England. This will also translate itself in head size and head breadth.

The Netherlands - 70% Nordic ( Keltic, Anglo-Saxon, Hallstatt), 30% Cromagnid ( Borreby, Dalofaelid).

[Beowulf]

I'll say that Nordid types are very common in England also the CM types or both mixed.