Classify Spanish athlete

[Ibericus]

Javier Gazol Condón, many times Spanish champion in pole vaulting :

http://i.imgur.com/FiGka87.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/GdFoSLj.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/q2AwC25.jpg

[alzo zero]

Atlantid-Nordid.

[Ibericus]

My guess would be a depigmented Atlantid

[Rouxinol]

Atlantids usually are darker within a certain range of different shades, but not blonde nor fair/pinkish in skin complexion. I'd say he's Keltic Nordid pred.

[Sikeliot]

Keltic Nordid.

Is he from Cantabria? I've seen a few people from there with his looks.

[Ibericus]

Keltic Nordid.

Is he from Cantabria? I've seen a few people from there with his looks.
No, he is from Aragón.

[Ibericus]

Atlantids usually are darker within a certain range of different shades, but not blonde nor fair/pinkish in skin complexion. I'd say he's Keltic Nordid pred.
Agreed.

[Matritensis]

:angel Nice ears...

[Oreka Bailoak]

His big ears and strongly slopped nose made me sure he was strongly dinardic influenced but on his side view his occipital is not dinardic at all.

To me his face looks too wide (too strongly Cro-Magnid influenced) to simply be Keltic-Nordid. His skull structure looks influenced by some sort of cro-magnid possibly Dalo-Faelid along with an Atlantid occipital bun. And then his pigmentation is strongly nordic.

I have no idea what to classify him...

What is somebody who has DaloFaelid+Atlantid skull structure but with Nordid pigmentation and Noric ears called?

A robust Dalo-Faelid with slight Keltic Nordid skull influence plus Noric ears and nose- that's such a long name.

[Rouxinol]

What is somebody who has DaloFaelid+Atlantid skull structure but with Nordid pigmentation and Noric ears called?

A melting pot. :lol:

I prefer to ascribe specimens to the subrace most features might come from in such cases.

[Hess]

I couldn't help but laughing when I saw his ears

[antonio]

A great Aragonese champion of Spain on vault jump from my maternal province. A relevant fact is that I know four people from his village from three distinct families and all of them have Keltic Nordic features (not as common Northwards or Southwards inside Aragon). And there's a reason for this.

(To be continued)

[Ibericus]

A great Aragonese champion of Spain on vault jump from my maternal province. A relevant fact is that I know four people from his village from three distinct families and all of them have Keltic Nordic features (not as common Northwards or Southwards inside Aragon). And there's a reason for this.

(To be continued)
What reasont ? Im intrigued..:D

[antonio]

Second hint: a river.:D

[Treffie]

Looks like my ginger brother.

[Comte Arnau]

His surname looks like a variant of the Catalan surname Ga(s)sol.

[Lábaru]

His surname looks like a variant of the Catalan surname Ga(s)sol.

Is a very rare surname.

http://www.miparentela.com/mapas/detalles/gazol.html

[antonio]

Actually Gasol/Gazol are very regularly spreaded (for example at Barcelona there are only 4-5 times more Gazol than Gasol are in Huesca) thru Aragon and Catalonia.

[Comte Arnau]

Rather than a rare surname, I'd say it's just a rare spelling variant. Maybe in an attempt to Aragonesize it a bit.

The etymological origin is more debatable. All these derived surnames (Gasol, Gassó, Gasull, Gasset...) could even be related to Garcia, according to some sources.

[antonio]

Rather than a rare surname, I'd say it's just a rare spelling variant. Maybe in an attempt to Aragonesize it a bit.

The etymological origin is more debatable. All these derived surnames (Gasol, Gassó, Gasull, Gasset...) could even be related to Garcia, according to some sources.

As long as García is not a Catalonian surname, it's possible Gasol/Gazol was one of its EastAragonese and Catalonian equivalents. Anycase is even (relativelly) rarest in Barcelona than in LLeida or Huesca, just by watching the INE data: it seem it enter Barcelona by intern inmigration:

barcelona 208+229
lleida 174+187
tarragona 98+144

zaragoza 55+62
huesca 48+50


Pd. And, by the way, I was talking about Río Gállego.

[antonio]

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[safinator]

Keltic + CM

[Roy]

Atlantid-Keltic Nordid. I've never seen in person any Spaniard as light as he is. He has the same strongly green eye colour like Tilda Swinton, must be Celtic blood in him.

[tEhSaint]

Keltic Nordid, getting some minor Atlantid vibes as well.

[Kalimtari]

can fit in Britain

[Fincher]

Nordid + Atlantid.

[guyinsf]

Atlantids usually are darker within a certain range of different shades, but not blonde nor fair/pinkish in skin complexion. I'd say he's Keltic Nordid pred.

Actually Atlantids, especially north atlantids have the whitest skin, almost milky white but not usually pinkish white which is more of a nordic trait.

[Sharkeatpeople]

Nordid+Atlantid minor CM.

[Smeagol]

Keltic Nordid.