Classify this Spanish

[Cristiano viejo]

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[The Blade]

Dinarid.

[CommonSense]

Dinarid

[Lauχum]

Dinarid. He fits quite well in North Italy imo.

[Cristiano viejo]

Dinarid. He fits quite well in North Italy imo.

Everybody say Dinarid. I was thinking in Baskid.

This guy is from Andalusia, by the way.

[Xacal]

Baskid

[Zorruko]

All the people just saw his nose and automatically though in "Dinaric". I think he is Baskid with a residual berid elements.

[Zroota]

Baskid + Dinarid

[MysteriousWays]

Baskid probably

[HelloGuys]

the first impression I had was baskid + minor berid

He looks a little different for be a dinaric

[Newsboy]

He looks Dinarid to me too. I dunno :shrug: why some people insist that Dinarids don't exist in Iberia. No doubt they're uncommon, but then again so are Alpines. Uncommon =/= Non-existent.

He can pass in Italy, Balkans, and parts of Greece.

[The Blade]

All the people just saw his nose and automatically though in "Dinaric". I think he is Baskid with a residual berid elements.
Not the nose only (some Baskid varieties are similar). His head form looks Dinarid.

[Lauχum]

Everybody say Dinarid. I was thinking in Baskid.

This guy is from Andalusia, by the way.

Is Baskid even a thing? Their main characteristics seem to be so similar to Dinarid (Brachy, Convex nose, robust) that its like its just a regional name for Iberian Dinarics. Like Gorids and Strandids basically being Alpines for East-Central Europe and Scandinavia respectively. I've seen a lot of people reject the existence of an actual "Baskid" type.

Interestingly though, Andalusia by far has the highest affinity to Italy in Iberia, and also had the main concentration of Roman settlement, so perhaps Dinaroid types such as these are relatively common in Andalucia and are largely due to Roman settlement. Check out these nMonte/Global 25 runs:

"distance%=1.3373"
Spanish_Andalucia
Italian_Tuscan,43.6
Basque_Spanish,37.4
Irish,12
Saharawi,7

"distance%=1.1533"
Spanish_Cataluna
Basque_Spanish,55
Italian_Tuscan,21.4
Irish,17.2
Saharawi,6.4

"distance%=1.2944"
Spanish_Cantabria
Basque_Spanish,65
Italian_Tuscan,17
Irish,13.2
Saharawi,4.8

"distance%=0.6891"
Portuguese
Basque_Spanish,44.8
Italian_Tuscan,32.6
Irish,12.6
Saharawi,10

"distance%=1.4405"
Spanish_Castilla_Y_Leon
Basque_Spanish,48.4
Italian_Tuscan,22
Irish,18.8
Saharawi,10.8

[Regnera]

Dinarid

[cyberlorian]

Dinarid.

Is Dinarid that common in far Western Europe, I mean Atlantic facade?


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[Catarinense1998]

Basically Dinarid.

[Valwar]

Baskid.

[Biguá]

Dinaro-med (Baskid)

[magicalM]

Dinarid. Could pass mostly in southern Europe. Greece,Balkans and Italy


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[kevinmac]

Dinarid

[Visage pâle]

Dinarid.

Is Dinarid that common in far Western Europe, I mean Atlantic facade?


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There are dinarids in Bearn, close to basque country. Part of my family is from there and they are dinarids imo.