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Central Italians from Marche/Umbria, who are they closest to in terms of pigmentation?
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To Iberians (Spanish and Portuguese) and several Balkan countries.
Edit: checking the pics more closely, I expected them to be lighter.
I'm not sure if Iberians are actually lighter than them.
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They are darker than Greeks for sure. Pure Med-Alpine mix
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Albanians, Greeks, Turks and to some degree even Balkan Slavs, rather than Iberians.
Few could pass as Germans and Russians (or as other ethnicities who're genetically in-between them).
Some of them look like those Euro looking MENAs.
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Terribly dark, meds, alpines, graciles, atlantids. Even Spain has more Cro Magnons and nordics than this part of Italy it seems.
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90% look like unmixed ENF, passable from Maghreb to Syria to Albania. Iberians have keltic admixture: at least 1/4 look French-like.
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