Cro-magnoids: I need examples, please post

**~~Mordid~~** · 03-31-2012, 11:54 AM

Krzysztof Cugowski, Polish singer, pred. West Baltid/Cromagnoid:

Originally Posted by aherne

Aryans' race ("Nordid") was a stabilized mixture of Cro-Magnid with Pontid, inheriting former's lighter pigmentation and latter's fine-elongated features.

Possibly. The Nordid race is partially deprived from CM, but is certainly Aurignacoid in its purest form. Basically leptomorphised Cromagnids and Mediterranoid influences. Nordids are obviously closer to Atlanto-Meds and Pontids than to Gracile-Meds.

Originally Posted by rhiannon

There are lots of CM types all over Northwestern Europe, as well as in Russia. I can guess there would be few of them in Turkey, though, so I understand if their look is somewhat odd to you

Depend of what CM types you're talking about. Let's say Faelids, they are common in Scandinvaria, part of Germany. Borrebies are common in Scandinvaria, Germany, Netherlands, Balkans and the like. Paleo-Atlantids as well as Brunns are common in the British Isles. Berids are common in Italy and the like. And finally, West Baltids are common in Northern Eastern Germany, Baltic State and Poland.

Originally Posted by Human_Master

Maybe her?

Quite classical features at the same time.

Basically West Baltid with slight Nordid influence.

**Patches** · 03-31-2012, 11:54 AM

Originally Posted by Atrox

which are the CM apricitans?

I've gotten that Paleo-Atlantid/CM classification a few times...but...

**gold_fenix** · 03-31-2012, 11:57 AM

Here a mixed auragnoid/cromagnoid guy

**~~Mordid~~** · 03-31-2012, 12:05 PM

Here's Polish criminal, his Cromagoid is basically West Baltid:

**~~Geronimo~~** · 03-31-2012, 12:07 PM

Originally Posted by Richard

Cro magnons have long faces?I dont think so,they have pretty broad faces,Alpinids are reduced CM,their faces are even shorter.
Especially facial reconstructions.

Yep, Cromagnids (unreduced ones) have very long faces, here are the traits that define a CM:

Head Length - very long
Head Width - very wide
Minimum Frontal - extremely wide
Bizygomatic - extremely wide
Bigonial - extremely wide
Total Facial Height - very high
Upper Facial Height - very high
Nasal Height - high
Nasal Breadth - extremely wide
Cephalic Index (Head Breadth/Head Length) - average (mesocephalic-brachycephalic border)