My anthropological observations on Spaniards in Andalusia

[aherne]

I've just returned from a trip to Andalusia (visited Sevilla, Cordoba, Granada, Malaga) and I'll share some observations about phenotypes there.

1. Unlike people I saw in Burgos, for example, virtually all adults are brunet
2. Population is very homogenous: Alpine and Med mixes make up more than 90% of the population
3. There are virtually no "nordics", but there is CM influence (hence some people with red hair and the usual Baltoid influences)
4. Children are brunet as well (like Sicilians) with hardly any real blondes

Virtually everyone looks European, but there are a few individuals with Semitic look (1% maybe). There is a very big overlap with Italians, but latter are far more heterogenous: they have both Aryan-looking individuals as well as deeply Middle Eastern.

[Oliver109]

I've just returned from a trip to Andalusia (visited Sevilla, Cordoba, Granada, Malaga) and I'll share some observations about phenotypes there.

1. Unlike people I saw in Burgos, for example, virtually all adults are brunet
2. Population is very homogenous: Alpine and Med mixes make up more than 90% of the population
3. There are virtually no "nordics", but there is CM influence (hence some people with red hair and the usual Baltoid influences)
4. Children are brunet as well (like Sicilians) with hardly any real blondes

Virtually everyone looks European, but there are a few individuals with Semitic look (1% maybe). There is a very big overlap with Italians, but latter are far more heterogenous: they have both Aryan-looking individuals as well as deeply Middle Eastern.

How do they compare to other Spaniards? Spanish children seem to have a fair amount of dark blonde or honey coloured blonde hair, bright blondest in the British sense are extremely rare but blondissm is still around 10% among children in Spain.

[Gallop]

A very strange trip, because in Andalusia you will find the most subnordic people in Spain. And you will see a lot of blond kids. Anyway, my postings endorse what is in front of a guy on the Internet who says he travels here and there and then says what he thinks. of his supposed travels.

Of course I don't think you have traveled to Andalusia as you say.

Andalusia has almost eight and a half million inhabitants and Burgos has 174. 451 inhabitants. How can you be so ridiculous?

What you have to hear here is xd.

[Oliver109]

A very strange trip, because in Andalusia you will find the most subnordic people in Spain. And you will see a lot of blond kids. Anyway, my postings endorse what is in front of a guy on the Internet who says he travels here and there and then says what he thinks. of his supposed travels.

Of course I don't think you have traveled to Andalusia as you say.

Andalusia has almost eight and a half million inhabitants and Burgos has 174. 451 inhabitants. How can you be so ridiculous?

What you have to hear here is xd.

Haha hahaha, you should be pleased he said only 1% look Semitic because I would probably be less generous in my assessment, this Aherne knows Europe and what he said here makes sense.

[Avicenna]

How common was colored eyes? ( Green, blue, gray, light hazel, dark green )

[Beowulf]

from the four cities that you visited wich one did you liked more?

[Colonel Frank Grimes]

Haha hahaha, you should be pleased he said only 1% look Semitic because I would probably be less generous in my assessment, this Aherne knows Europe and what he said here makes sense.

If Oliver says someone knows Europe, then you know he doesn't.

Oliver's approval is like the kiss of death.

The guy is so ignorant he doesn't understand how evolution works.

[Gallop]

I've just returned from a trip to Andalusia (visited Sevilla, Cordoba, Granada, Malaga) and I'll share some observations about phenotypes there.

1. Unlike people I saw in Burgos, for example, virtually all adults are brunet

Photographs taken at random in Andalusia.



2. Population is very homogenous: Alpine and Med mixes make up more than 90% of the population
3. There are virtually no "nordics", but there is CM influence (hence some people with red hair and the usual Baltoid influences)
It is not even necessary to comment on them, the dozens of publications by Gallop and others endorse them.

4. Children are brunet as well (like Sicilians) with hardly any real blondes



We have a lot of blondes, we can even export to the north of Spain, it is nothing special in Andalusia.

Look, I'll tell you one thing, my mother taught me to reject lies and riffraff.

[Colonel Frank Grimes]

A very strange trip, because in Andalusia you will find the most subnordic people in Spain. And you will see a lot of blond kids. Anyway, my postings endorse what is in front of a guy on the Internet who says he travels here and there and then says what he thinks. of his supposed travels.

Of course I don't think you have traveled to Andalusia as you say.

Andalusia has almost eight and a half million inhabitants and Burgos has 174. 451 inhabitants. How can you be so ridiculous?

What you have to hear here is xd.

You're another idiot. You don't understand probability. You've inundated the forum with a minority to represent Spain (Andalusia in particular) to prove what? A few blonds or red heads doesn't disregard the norm.

[Kess]

You're another idiot. You don't understand probability. You've inundated the forum with a minority to represent Spain (Andalusia in particular) to prove what? A few blonds or red heads doesn't disregard the norm.

He’s a weirdo or a troll.

He cherry-picks Nordic-looking Spaniards and swarthy NW Europeans and posts them.

He even classified Sandra Hüller as Paleo-Sardinian.