Why does France have more British looking individuals than Germany despite being much darker?

[matut]

Because the indigenous ancestry in England and France is full WHG
in Germany it's WHG + SHG, leading to those fairy-looking youthful types

[coolfrenchguy]

This is an example of a French Gracile Med:

It doesn't feel any familiar to you?

Alizee Jacotey known as simply Alizee as pop singer is not the right example to give for the simple reason than she's corsican and than corsicans are genetically closer to sardinians or italians

we could been more germanic/scandinavian looking like the France24 journalist, Vanessa Burggraf , for example

[Ruggery]

Alizee Jacotey known as simply Alizee as pop singer is not the right example to give for the simple reason than she's corsican and than corsicans are genetically closer to sardinians or italians

we could been more germanic/scandinavian looking like the France24 journalist, Vanessa Burggraf , for example

Are you saying that the Mediterranean people are not French? What about the people from the Occitania area?

[Oliver109]

Alizee is French, Corsica was described by Coon as being different to Sardinia because it has a higher proportion of Nordid influence thus grouping it more with France. Corsica is to France what Wales is to Britain.

[Septentrion]

Alizee is French, Corsica was described by Coon as being different to Sardinia because it has a higher proportion of Nordid influence thus grouping it more with France. Corsica is to France what Wales is to Britain.

Wrong. You're exaggerating there.

[Tooting Carmen]

Germany has more Scandinavian and even Slavic influence.

[Septentrion]

They are still lighter than us.

Hey! Don't you exaggerate. As whole, they slightly have a higher frequency of skin type I&II than we do. Nevertheless, as you love to Iberianize us, you exaggerate.

TYPE I & II (Fairest/whitest skin types)

Belgium = 33.9%
Denmark = 31.5%
Finland = 33%
France = 37.3
Iceland = 18.5%
Ireland = 76%
Netherlands = 26%
Spain = 10%
Sweden = 28.6%
Switzerland (German-speaking) - 18.9%
United Kingdom = 54.6%
I see that Belgium and France are more well-balanced as representation of skin types is more spread out than with other populations cited.

[PaganPoet]

Hey! Don't you exaggerate. As whole, they slightly have a higher frequency of skin type I&II than we do. Nevertheless, as you love to Iberianize us, you exaggerate.

TYPE I & II (Fairest/whitest skin types)

Belgium = 33.9%
Denmark = 31.5%
Finland = 33%
France = 37.3
Iceland = 18.5%
Ireland = 76%
Netherlands = 26%
Spain = 10%
Sweden = 28.6%
Switzerland (German-speaking) - 18.9%
United Kingdom = 54.6%

The nummers conform what I said.

[Ruggery]

Hey! Don't you exaggerate. As whole, they slightly have a higher frequency of skin type I&II than we do. Nevertheless, as you love to Iberianize us, you exaggerate.

TYPE I & II (Fairest/whitest skin types)

Belgium = 33.9%
Denmark = 31.5%
Finland = 33%
France = 37.3
Iceland = 18.5%
Ireland = 76%
Netherlands = 26%
Spain = 10%
Sweden = 28.6%
Switzerland (German-speaking) - 18.9%
United Kingdom = 54.6%
I see that Belgium and France are more well-balanced as representation of skin types is more spread out than with other populations cited.

What sense does that have?

[Oliver109]

Hey! Don't you exaggerate. As whole, they slightly have a higher frequency of skin type I&II than we do. Nevertheless, as you love to Iberianize us, you exaggerate.

TYPE I & II (Fairest/whitest skin types)

Belgium = 33.9%
Denmark = 31.5%
Finland = 33%
France = 37.3
Iceland = 18.5%
Ireland = 76%
Netherlands = 26%
Spain = 10%
Sweden = 28.6%
Switzerland (German-speaking) - 18.9%
United Kingdom = 54.6%
I see that Belgium and France are more well-balanced as representation of skin types is more spread out than with other populations cited.

Spain 10%, so CV was right that millions are as light or lighter than the British