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That guy is supposedly a "Carpathian and Balkan Borreby-like Type". What he really seems to be is a Dinaro-Borreby, or just an overgrown (less reduced) Dinaric/Noric. He's brachycephalic, planoccipital, high vaulted and long faced. Basically Dinaric except for his wider nose and more rugged features. The people shown on that plate are basically a spectrum ranging from Borreby to rugged Dinaric.
Neo-Danubian was something different, it's a small, reduced, infantile blond type which is common in Slavic countries. Coon also created that term, and said it was a mix of Danubian and Ladogan. His Danubian type was a short, light to medium pigmented, high vaulted mesocephal with a very short nose, which he claimed was a type of Nordic or depigmented Med, but he was the only author who had such a type and it actually seems to be some kind of Alpine or just a made up type. Coon's Ladogan was a reduced Upper Paleolithic survivor ("Cro-Magnid") with slight Mongoloid admixture. It has varying pigmentation. Light pigmented Ladogans are usually what gets called "East Baltid" here, but that's made up terminology.
Ratatoskr had a morph called "East Europid" which he claimed was the equivalent of Coon's Neo-Danubian, but it had a hooked nose and looked Dinaric influenced. I don't know where he got that idea from and I don't think that's a common type anywhere.
Anyway, Coon's ideas about how all the Eastern European types were formed (ie the Danubian + Ladogan = Neo Danubian, or Nordic + Borreby + Ladogan = East Baltic) are kind of weird and I think he was just guessing for the most part. The East Baltic and Neo-Danubian do seem to be valid types, but Coon might have been wrong about how they formed.
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So there is no West-Baltid/East cromagnid? This is ridiculous. Just go through this thread.
WEST-BALTID
A largely unreduced, only slightly balticized Cro-Magnid (East-Cro-Magnid). It represents one endpoint of the "Baltid continuum", opposite to East-Baltid (or Lappoid, in a broader sense). It is found in the Baltics, and to a lesser extent in Scandinavia and northeastern Germany, and is transitional to Dalo-Falid and Borreby types.
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Hungarian examples.
Height: 175cm
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Hmmm, observing her, I'm understanding why I look her atractive, with this eyes color and something more dark hair and skin color she reminds a woman I dated some months ago. I suspected she was gypsy, such phenotypes aren't the rule here... her behaviour was very "aggressively lovely".
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minor Norid but a good example of pred. West-Baltid
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