Cromagnoid cline. Is it correct?

[cyberlorian]

Unreduced:
Dalofaelid
Brünn
Paleo Atlantid
Berid
Berberid

Partially reduced:
Borreby

Reduced:
Baltid
Gorid
Alpinid
Caucasian Alpinid

[cyberlorian]

If I am incorrect, please correct me.

[CommonSense]

You left out Brunn and Borreby

[cyberlorian]

You left out Brunn and Borreby

I have added them but I am not sure whether I placed them in a correct order or not.

[CommonSense]

I have added them but I am not sure whether I placed them in a correct order or not.

I don't think it's a bad list and I mostly agree with it, but Borreby for sure isn't reduced.

[Papa]

And Dinarid ?

Can't it pass as reduced at least ?

[cyberlorian]

And Dinarid ?

Can't it pass as reduced at least ?

I guess Dinarid is intermediate between Alpinid and Oriental Mediterranid but closer to Alpinid.

[Silver Lining]

You are mixing different systems. Borreby is UNREDUCED, according to Coon. And Brunn isn't truly Cromagnoid.

[The Blade]

Unmixed:
Brunn
Dalofaelid
East Cromagnid
Borreby
Berberid

Altered:
Paleo Atlantid (Atlanto-Mediterranean admixture)
West Baltid (Central European brachycephalic input)
Tronder/Anglo-Saxon (influenced by Corded/Hallstatt)
Berid (Alpinid and Atlanto-Med admixture)
Strandid (Scandinavian brachy type with Alpinid admix)
Turanid (Mongoloid with East Cromagnid influence, the Andronovo variety contains more CM qualities, as well as influence from Pontids and Nordids)

I wouldn't use the reduced category.

[Silver Lining]

Coon's Brunn examples don't look Cromagnoid. They look like very large and robust Meds/Nordids. He even states that they are "Cromagnon to some extent". UP Europeans weren't strictly Cromagnoid in the first place.