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Reclassify Varg Vikernes
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Small-nosed type
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I classify him as anti-Semitic due to his anti-Semitic nose
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East Nordid
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Pred. Nordid + m. Keltid
He has a slight convexity to his nose. I don't think it's super common among Norwegians.
He's never done a DNA test, but I recall he posted one his brother took, and it was 97% Scandi, and 3% Isles or something like that.
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The Tronder type commonly has convex noses due to strong Corded influence so I wouldn't say his nose is uncommonOriginally Posted by Rædwald
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Trans? lol looks like a typical Finn or Scandinavian to me but with softer features.
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Alette Schreiner found 29.6% more or less wavy profiles among her series of Norwegian females but Bryn only found 9.2% of that type among male recruits. Perhaps it is more typical in Nordic females than males, although her sampling was much more limited falling below 200 subjects for several measurements. What is very atypical in Nordics regardless of nasal profile is a downward orientated tip, with Bryn only finding 1.4% among recruits. Convexity in Nordics is associated strongly with a horizontally orientated nasal tip very different from Dinarid or Armenoid form which tends to be downward orientated. Schreiner found downward orientated nasal tips much more common in females but this was almost certainly at least in part due to a limited sample of 125 for that measurement.Pred. Nordid + m. Keltid
He has a slight convexity to his nose. I don't think it's super common among Norwegians.
He's never done a DNA test, but I recall he posted one his brother took, and it was 97% Scandi, and 3% Isles or something like that.
Alette Schreiner's study:
https://books.google.com/books?id=O8...0wurde&f=false
Norway and Iceland compared with low frequency of downward orientated nasal tip:
https://books.google.com/books?id=JL...0basis&f=false
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Cause he had long hair back then?
Trans? lol looks like a typical Finn or Scandinavian to me but with softer features.
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He just looks feminine and the long hair exacerbates it.
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