Spanish (both on average are darker then the typical Europeans), Italians, Maltese, Turks, Lebanese, Cyprotians, Sicilians, Bulgarians, Albanians, and to a certain extent Georgians and Armenians
Spanish
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Italians
Maltese
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Spanish (both on average are darker then the typical Europeans), Italians, Maltese, Turks, Lebanese, Cyprotians, Sicilians, Bulgarians, Albanians, and to a certain extent Georgians and Armenians
actually we only overlap with the greeks of epirus and arvanites bcs nonmixed greeks lack the dinaric component wich we are predOriginally Posted by alb0zfinest
Italians (including Sicilians), Turks, Cypriots, Albanians and Bulgarians.
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The Spanish? Ever read the Jablonski (2006?) study on European pigmentation?
Old myths die hard, it seems.
Sardinians don't look stereotypically Greek, IMO.
Maybe even pop-eyed.
Spanish Portuguese French ,Italians ,Maltese,,Sicilians,Lebanese,Cypriots
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Usually true, but some of the tosks from southern albania overlap with Greeks
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