Is Northern or Southern Europe more physically homogenous from place to place?

[Virtuous]

One big splat of wogs down here.

[riverman]

It was interesting for me in that it was twice where a German would guess me as Iberian, and then once two Brazilians. They were all wrong naturally.

Greeks quite often think I'm Greek, both Greek Americans and Greeks proper.

The times I was guessed correctly were actually by an American and then one time an Iranian.



There's just so much overlap that really from what I've seen overtime, it can fool people regardless of which continent or region they're from

Hmm interesting. I've never gotten completely accurate guesses.

[Prince Carlo]

Northern Europe has a greater variation if we include Finns and Saami among N.Europeans. Otherwise the Southerners have a greater variation. There is a bigger difference between Greeks and Portuguese than between Scots and Poles IMHO.

[Trun]

Northern Europe has a greater variation if we include Finns and Saami among N.Europeans. Otherwise the Southerners have a greater variation. There is a bigger difference between Greeks and Portuguese than between Scots and Poles IMHO.

Poles aren't Northern Europeans.

I voted Northern Europeans (Scandinavians/Balts) are more homogenous.

[riverman]

One big splat of wogs down here.

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[Hayalet]

Genetically, northerners are more homogenous. Phenotypically, I'd say the variation is just about the same.

[WOOHP]

What is Northern Europe? Germany and British Isles excluded? If it's just Batlic states, Finland and Scandinavia vs Iberia, Italy, Greece and Balkan then it's most definitely Southern Europe to someone who's familiar with physical anthropology. But most Northerners arn't and they wouldn't be able to notice the difference between a Greek and a Spaniards for an example.

[RussiaPrussia]

southern

[Damião de Góis]

Genetic distances are bigger in the south



And they would be even bigger if i counted from Sardinians.

[safinator]

Slovakia in southern europe doesn't make much makes sense ^