Under what group does Brünn fit into?

[avalez]

Under what group below does Brünn fit into?


Nordid
East Europid
Alpinid
Mediterranid
Dinarid

[nightrider+]

None of these.

[Blondie]

I think Brunn is celtic phenotype.........

[Ülev]

just ginger Dalofaelid

[avalez]

Into what group then?

[Benyzero]

Cro magnid celtic, u asked this question already xd

[Caveat Emptor]

Nevermind N/A

[Rædwald]

It's a Cro-Magnid subtype

[The Blade]

CRO-MAGNON.

[avalez]

It's a Cro-Magnid subtype

I'm very confused, I thought the website below showed all European phenotypes. If brunn is non of the listed European subgroups then what is it?

http://humanphenotypes.net/map/map.html

[Benyzero]

I'm very confused, I thought the website below showed all European phenotypes. If brunn is non of the listed European subgroups then what is it?

http://humanphenotypes.net/map/map.html

That map is pretty incomplete, only mention the most frequent types.

[Rædwald]

I'm very confused, I thought the website below showed all European phenotypes. If brunn is non of the listed European subgroups then what is it?

http://humanphenotypes.net/map/map.html

Read (https://www.theapricity.com/snpa/rg-brunn.htm)

[Papastratosels26]

CM type

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[Sacrificed Ram]

I'm very confused, I thought the website below showed all European phenotypes. If brunn is non of the listed European subgroups then what is it?

http://humanphenotypes.net/map/map.html

This is an ever under construction site.

[cyberlorian]

Cro Magnid.

[avalez]

Read (https://www.theapricity.com/snpa/rg-brunn.htm)

So is falid cro-magnid?

[Rædwald]

So is falid cro-magnid?

Dalo-Faelid


Origins:

Unreduced, basically unaltered Cro-Magnids of northern Europe, showing only partial gracilization and facial leptomorphicization with reference to the Upper Paleolithic material. They are in most regards similar to Irish Cro-Magnids of "Brünn" type (the two are distinguished by minor specializations only). Dalo-Falid or similar populations probably furnished an essential element in the formation of the Iron Age Nordid type(s), and the border between Hallstatt Nordid and Dalo-Falid is often blurry, despite differences in lateral measures and robusticity.