Classify Osvaldo Rios

[Saruman]

Puerto Rican actor. Apparently of Armenian descent (but not really Armenian looking), not usual phenotype. Progressive, impressive look, could be from progressive Cromagnid strain. Ht: 6'1", 185 cm.

http://www.machosplanet.com/albums/userpics/10001/normal_osvaldo_rios_25.jpg

http://tvnovella.ru/images/stories/osvaldo%20rios%20mdl.jpg

http://s11.allstarpics.net/images/orig/5/s/5s61hrtzeyhf16rf.jpg

http://i2.esmas.com/editorial-televisa/2011/03/16/191288/osvaldo-rios-536x495.jpg

http://novely.org/AngelRebelde/OsvaldoRios/2/rios077.jpg

http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_DrlKmOBf4qU/TIlrfrDoGAI/AAAAAAAABXA/M2BuGP9TqKc/s1600/osvaldo+rios002.bmp

[Agrippa]

Cromagnid mostly, but with Irano-Mediterranid influences I guess.

[gold_fenix]

Progressive, impressive look, could be from progressive Cromagnid strain

paleoatlantid?

[Saruman]

paleoatlantid?

Paleoatlanids have both progressive (Dark Faelid) and more archaic variants.

[GeistFaust]

Could the Cro Magnon element have to do with the fact he has Amerindian ancestry?

[Saruman]

Could the Cro Magnon element have to do with the fact he has Amerindian ancestry?

Typical Patagonid (or Pampid) from Patagonia. CM element is visible:
http://img535.imageshack.us/img535/7104/patagonid.jpg

[GeistFaust]

This guy looks more Amerindian than Spanish and there is the Armenian as well.

[Hess]

He doesn't look typical for Armenia at all

[GeistFaust]

He doesn't look typical for Armenia at all

No there is nothing Armenian about him he looks very Amerindian in my eyes.

[Saruman]

Well, I see no way he could get such extremely robust Cromagniform features from either Armenian(there are hardly any CM's there) or Spanish (I guess he has some of it, well there are some CM's there but usually Berids and with different features) side, probably it's reemergence of this ancient Cromagnon strain within the Amerindian pool, just as Patagonids have such strain as a rule, it seems common among other Indianid types as well. Though rather Patagonids are more archaic looking than this guy, so along with Silvids this "type" if one can call it that way (as such term needs more people) would be among "peak" Indianid types.

[GeistFaust]

Well, I see no way he could get such extremely robust Cromagniform features from either Armenian(there are hardly any CM's there) or Spanish (I guess he has some of it, well there are some CM's there but usually Berids and with different features) side, probably it's reemergence of this ancient Cromagnon strain within the Amerindian pool, just as Patagonids have such strain as a rule, it seems common among other Indianid types as well. Though rather Patagonids are more archaic looking than this guy, so along with Silvids this "type" if one can call it that way (as such term needs more people) would be among "peak" Indianid types.

Brilliantly said Sherlock I could not have said it any better.

[Cato]

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http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_qskaSRkns8A/TRmZvnLVf5I/AAAAAAAASuQ/tb1S3y8OrVU/s1600/ricardo-montalban.jpg

[aherne]

Cro-Magnid very predominant, Amerindian visible in eyes region and something of facial morphology.