Main types of Slavonian Croat students

[Hrvoje Vukčić Hrvatinić]

What's the general impression ?

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[Hrvoje Vukčić Hrvatinić]

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[Hrvoje Vukčić Hrvatinić]

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[Maks Luburic]

Maintype is unquestionable Alpine.

Often admixtured with Dinarid, (North) Pontid and Norid/Nordid elements.

[Hrvoje Vukčić Hrvatinić]

Maintype is unquestionable Alpine.

Often admixtured with Dinarid, (North) Pontid and Norid/Nordid elements.

Interesting they have different vibe than people in and around Zagreb. I would say Slavonians look closer to Bosnians than to northwest Croats (to lowland Bosnia, not really other parts).
What's your opinion, you know this better than me.

[Blondie]

They looks central europeans.

[Maks Luburic]

Interesting they have different vibe than people in and around Zagreb. I would say Slavonians look closer to Bosnians than to northwest Croats (to lowland Bosnia, not really other parts).
What's your opinion, you know this better than me.

I have to admit that I am not really connected to the "real Bosnia". My dad was born in the near of Konjic (Hercegowina) my mum originates from Novi Grad (RS-Krajina) and Slavonski Brod. So I wasn´t often in Cities with high Muslim population like Zenica or Tuzla.

I can say for sure that there isn´t a big difference between my impressions in Novi Grad and your Slavonian samples. Maybe there is a higher amount of Dinarids but apart from that its pretty much the same. In terms of Konjic and the Hercegowina in general is a significant part of your samples too light and too heavy Alpine. The area is mostly characterized by Dinarids and Meds/Pontids.

[Hrvoje Vukčić Hrvatinić]

I have to admit that I am not really connected to the "real Bosnia". My dad was born in the near of Konjic (Hercegowina) my mum originates from Novi Grad (RS-Krajina) and Slavonski Brod. So I wasn´t often in Cities with high Muslim population like Zenica or Tuzla.

I can say for sure that there isn´t a big difference between my impressions in Novi Grad and your Slavonian samples. Maybe there is a higher amount of Dinarids but apart from that its pretty much the same. In terms of Konjic and the Hercegowina in general is a significant part of your samples too light and too heavy Alpine. The area is mostly characterized by Dinarids and Meds/Pontids.

Thanks for your input bro.

[Hungarian_master]

Dinarid, Pontid, Gorid, Norid, North Pontid and Baltid.

[Vožd]

Alpinids and Pontids mostly.
CE.

[Roy]

Dinaric, Alpine-Gorid ... Pontid, less common West-Baltid-Nordid, Faelid, Atlanto-Mediterranid, Carpathid.

Some of them would pass as Polish as, some would be borderline to account for let's say 2/3 total and some would look out of place (the darkest ones mostly and those with a very perceivable Mediterranean vibe). Some have a very distinctinctive Croat look to them too.

[Davy Jones's Locker]

Of the half dozen or so major types (https://www.theapricity.com/forum/showthread.php?11365-What-does-a-basic-racial-typology-describe-in-Europe); I think Alpine, Mediterranean & Dinaric are dominant.

[Deneb]

The lightest students look more Slavic than Germanic imo. The darkest ones are mostly dinaromed.

[Ford]

First girl in 4th picture has surname Šubara lol. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C5%A0ubara

[Dna8]

Central European aesthetics and Dinaroform aesthetics.

And a relative lack of Mediterranids.

[Dna8]

The collective aesthetic of the OP's set is "Northern Shifted", but still recognizably "South Slavic" related, or at the least, reminiscent of the Western Balkans, IMO.

[CommonSense]

Mostly Alpines, but there are a few Meds and Dinaricization is visible in some of them. To me they look as most Croats do, intermediate between Serbs and Slovenes.

[Hrvoje Vukčić Hrvatinić]

Mostly Alpines, but there are a few Meds and Dinaricization is visible in some of them. To me they look as most Croats do, intermediate between Serbs and Slovenes.

Agree man.

[Hrvoje Vukčić Hrvatinić]

The collective aesthetic of the OP's set is "Northern Shifted", but still recognizably "South Slavic" related, or at the least, reminiscent of the Western Balkans, IMO.

That's because lightness of Slavonians is overrated on anthroboards. They are just average Croats, and many of them have roots from south (Dinaric Alps). It's a big mix up there.

[Kivan]

Alpines, Borrebies, Subnordids and some Norids. Some few of them look Baltid admixed.

I think they fit in the regions around the Alps.