British Hair Colour and Eye Colour Percentage

**Jana** · 06-11-2018, 05:51 PM

Originally Posted by Bloody

When your arguments have ended (pretty quickly), there are only left insults and disqualification. Dienekes and Dodona surprisingly agreed strongly on the mediterranean influence of Brits, but it seems to deeply hurt you, why do you care about the Brits?

2004 is like glacial age in population genetics. You should update your data

**Jana** · 06-11-2018, 05:52 PM

Originally Posted by Bloody

Nobody understand when Austrians speak, you cannot relate to a group of People you barely understand, does it make sense to you?

high german and low german are not the same, so ? Both these speakers are German

Austria is historical reality, not separate ethnic group.

**JohnSmith** · 06-11-2018, 08:03 PM

The Anglos in the Northeast and Southeast of the USA have darker hair on average vs the Midwest German population in the USA.

George Wallace, Rick Perry and John Edwards typical American Anglos

**Tooting Carmen** · 06-11-2018, 08:19 PM

Originally Posted by JohnSmith

The Anglos in the Northeast and Southeast of the USA have darker hair on average vs the Midwest German population in the USA.

George Wallace, Rick Perry and John Edwards typical American Anglos

First one is very typical for sure, but the other two are surely more Med-influenced than average?

**Balmung** · 06-11-2018, 08:36 PM

The Midwest is still quite British. I don't know why everyone believes only Germans live there. Many Irish, English live there as well. In most cases the Germans are partially British. Of course the Northeast would be darker, most of these locations served as heavy points of immigration from other European groups while the midwest has remained more homogeneous with smaller populations. Many in the Northeast metropolitan regions can probably trace many ancestries. A lot of our German immigrants came from Bavaria as well, and many of them had dark hair. Coming in with the Germans were also non-ethnic German citizens too. German-Jews, Poles, etcetera.

**JohnSmith** · 06-12-2018, 02:04 AM

Originally Posted by Tooting Carmen

First one is very typical for sure, but the other two are surely more Med-influenced than average?

None of them look much Med at all. Dark hair and eyes does not mean Med. They look more CM than Med. Alpines,Nordids and CM all can have darker features ,, none of these people have a Med look.

**JohnSmith** · 06-12-2018, 02:06 AM

Originally Posted by Balmung

The Midwest is still quite British. I don't know why everyone believes only Germans live there. Many Irish, English live there as well. In most cases the Germans are partially British. Of course the Northeast would be darker, most of these locations served as heavy points of immigration from other European groups while the midwest has remained more homogeneous with smaller populations. Many in the Northeast metropolitan regions can probably trace many ancestries. A lot of our German immigrants came from Bavaria as well, and many of them had dark hair. Coming in with the Germans were also non-ethnic German citizens too. German-Jews, Poles, etcetera.

True, but where I go in the Midwest they mostly have German and Scandinavian surnames. You will find Anglo people everywhere. The Northeast WASPY people are not particularly light pigmented people by rule. There is a good amount that are on the darker side. The Midwest people I have seen tend to be taller and blonder with names like Miller,Olson and Hanson.

**Septentrion** · 03-15-2019, 07:09 PM

Originally Posted by Bloody

Not anti british, UK has strong mediterranean influence, it was even noted by Dodona and dienekes pontikos forum back in 2004, when you were still a toddler.

The British have an insignificant Mediterranean influence genetically. Neolithic populations were replaced in over 90% (close to being extinct) by the Bell Beaker Folk of North-West Europe. So where your so-called "strong Med component"? You are just Anti-British, I knew that ever since I join the thread.