Classify some Hungarians from Ukraine and where would you place them?

[andrzej]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6fNU7sEyc1A

[Hungarian_master]

Alpinids, Dinarids, Baltids and Pontids.

They don't look different to the ethnic Hungarians from Hungary.

Do.you noticed any phenotypical difference between the Hungarians from Ukraine and the ethnic Ukrainians?

[Tooting Carmen]

The usual Germanic-Balkan mix.

[andrzej]

Alpinids, Dinarids, Baltids and Pontids.

They don't look different to the ethnic Hungarians from Hungary.

Do.you noticed any phenotypical difference between the Hungarians from Ukraine and the ethnic Ukrainians?

All of them pass as individuals but they lack the "East Slavicness" and other Eastern vibes of Ukrainians in general, even in the adjacent regions. The same can be said of Poles though, like it seems like almost the same looks on both sides of Galicia or Polesia but the Ukrainian types are just too Eastern shifted and look noticeably different even though if uncannily the same, if that makes sense?

I think I replied to you about some Ukrainians from Zakarpattia (there's actually three different Ukrainian groups in the region technically, and i.e. Boykos are lighter and less Dinarid than these people), but did they seem familiar to you?
https://www.theapricity.com/forum/sh...=1#post7909495

Like I said the overlap is there, but you can see that Ukrainians just look a bit too Eastern shifted compared. Also, there are more textbook dinarid types with Hutsuls than I've noticed with the Hungarians from Ukraine I've known.

If you count Lemkos as Ukrainian, which many identify as so, then they look the most like Lemkos imo who also look more western shifted than other Ukrainians including Carpathianites. If you told me they were Lemkos I would believe it.

[andrzej]

I don't see some extreme looks as I would see among Ukrainians(it is passing as Caucasus person or someone form Scandinavia), except for that I don't see a difference

I would place them in SE Poland tbh, with all homogenous Gorid and Dinarid features

Yeah, they definitely look most like Carpathian west Slavs and Lemkos.

[Hungarian_master]

All of them pass as individuals but they lack the "East Slavicness" and other Eastern vibes of Ukrainians in general, even in the adjacent regions. The same can be said of Poles though, like it seems like almost the same looks on both sides of Galicia or Polesia but the Ukrainian types are just too Eastern shifted and look noticeably different even though if uncannily the same, if that makes sense?

I think I replied to you about some Ukrainians from Zakarpattia (there's actually three different Ukrainian groups in the region technically, and i.e. Boykos are lighter and less Dinarid than these people), but did they seem familiar to you?
https://www.theapricity.com/forum/sh...=1#post7909495

Like I said the overlap is there, but you can see that Ukrainians just look a bit too Eastern shifted compared. Also, there are more textbook dinarid types with Hutsuls than I've noticed with the Hungarians from Ukraine I've known.

If you count Lemkos as Ukrainian, which many identify as so, then they look the most like Lemkos imo who also look more western shifted than other Ukrainians including Carpathianites. If you told me they were Lemkos I would believe it.

IMO, the Ukrainians and the Romanians phenotypically are the least similar neighboring people to us.

[Kess]

Central Europe

I see no difference between Ukrainian Hungarians in these photos and Hungarians from Hungary.

[ioas12]

IMO, the Ukrainians and the Romanians phenotypically are the least similar neighboring people to us.

So in your opinion Hungarians look closer to serbs then romanians?

[axel.aleman]

Eastern Europe maybe
I don't have expertise in Central and Eastern European
My expertise are Hispanics and Mediterranean people

[Scarface F]

West Ukraine

They look more like Carpathian Slavs than like Hungarians from Hungary. Not that similar tbh.