What's the difference between Anglo-Saxon and Tronder?

[Awesomedy]

If both of them are Nordocromagnid, what's the difference?

[Thrax]

From what I've read Tronders are more cromagnid than Anglo Saxons, but overall I would classify both as Nordocromagnid.

[Markovic]

Anglo Saxons are mixed with Keltic Nordids.

[thedocoz123]

Anglo Saxon type blends more towards Nordid than the Faelid, while tronder blends more towards CM, from what I've heared.

[Dombra]

The CM component is different in each phenotype. Faelid in Trönder, Brunn in Anglo-Saxon

[Awesomedy]

The CM component is different in each phenotype. Faelid in Trönder, Brunn in Anglo-Saxon
I thought it was the other way around; Faelid in Anglo-Saxon and Brunn in Trönder.

[Dombra]

I thought it was the other way around; Faelid in Anglo-Saxon and Brunn in Trönder.

Trönder arose in Scandinavia where Faelid is the dominant CM, while Anglo-Saxon is from Britain where Brunn is. The two CM types are found both regions but that is what happened

Search for images and you will see that Trönder is a transitional between Nordid and Faelid

[just]

Anglo Saxon type blends more towards Nordid than the Faelid, while tronder blends more towards CM, from what I've heared.

This. :thumb001:

[Awesomedy]

Indeed, Anglo-Saxon is Pred. Nordid with Faelid tendencies and Tronder is Pred. Brunn with Nordid tendencies.

[CUNextWednesday]

I always thought Trønder was Corded/Battle-Axe type + Brunn and/or Borreby and Anglo-Saxon being Hallstatt Nordid + Brunn and/or Borreby. Didn't know there was a Faelid component. Maybe I'm confusing Anglo-Saxon with something else.

Is Kelto-Saxon pred. Keltic Nordid with Faelid tendencies?

[Awesomedy]

I always thought Trønder was Corded/Battle-Axe type + Brunn and/or Borreby and Anglo-Saxon being Hallstatt Nordid + Brunn and/or Borreby. Didn't know there was a Faelid component. Maybe I'm confusing Anglo-Saxon with something else.

Is Kelto-Saxon pred. Keltic Nordid with Faelid tendencies?
Kelto-Saxon=Keltic-Nordid+Anglo-Saxon

[CUNextWednesday]

Kelto-Saxon=Keltic-Nordid+Anglo-Saxon

So in total, Kelto-Saxon = Keltic-Nordid + Hallstatt Nordid + Faelid?

Is there a name for a Corded Nordid + Faelid mix?

[Septentrion]

If both of them are Nordocromagnid, what's the difference?

Yes, indeed the Anglo-Saxon and Troender phenotypes are quite similar and could be at times confusing. Nevertheless, there are differences not be ignored. They are also Nordid subtypes, with the Anglo-Saxon having more of the Hallstatt
Nordid component than the Troender.

[Norb]

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[Columella]

It’s Coon Troe Terminology.

He divided Northern Euros in 4 classes
From thick features, curly Rufous:Bruenn
To thin featured, straight hair, blonde: Osterdhal
Troender and A/S occupied median position:
Bruenn>Troender>ASaxon>Osterdhal. Coon disn’t Use the Dalic-Phalian types.