Can Subnordid and Alpine Mediterranid types be considered as round faced but long headed phenotypes?

[cyberlorian]

Can Subnordid and Alpine Mediterranid types be considered as round faced but long headed phenotypes?

[Septentrion]

Subnordid and Alpinid-Mediterranid mix don't phenotypically look alike in my humble opinion. However they will be definitely short-headed than long-headed but less so than the original Alpinid.

[cyberlorian]

Subnordid and Alpinid-Mediterranid mix don't phenotypically look alike in my humble opinion. However they will be definitely short-headed than long-headed but less so than the original Alpinid.

As far as I know, Alpine Nordid and Alpine Mediterranid types have long head but broad face. As far as I know, both broad head and long head are genetically dominant traits than narrow head and short head.

[eurogoy]

They are both rather short-headed, so not.

[cyberlorian]

They are both rather short-headed, so not.

As far as I know, Alpine Nordid and Alpine Mediterranid types have long head but broad face. As far as I know, both broad head and long head are genetically dominant traits than narrow head and short head.

[Joso]

they look like potatos

[Silver Lining]

Those aren't stabilized types.

[cyberlorian]

they look like potatos

Why?

[Joso]

Why?

Because of round head

[Septentrion]

As far as I know, Alpine Nordid and Alpine Mediterranid types have long head but broad face. As far as I know, both broad head and long head are genetically dominant traits than narrow head and short head.

Oh come on! It is not that simple, dude. Many head shapes are between the long and short shapes.

[Hadouken]

:cussing

[de Burgh II]

Potato master race.

[Fantomas]

Can Subnordid and Alpine Mediterranid types be considered as round faced but long headed phenotypes?
If you're talking about Subnordids in Coon's terminology, then no. East Baltids and Neo-Danubinas have brachicephalic index. Alpino-Med is a mixed type without clear characteristic, so they can be different