Is it common for dinarids and mediterraneans to have big heads?

[New brother]

I'm skinny and have a bigger head than a man of normal weight.

[Scarface F]

No. Both have small heads.

[New brother]

No. Both have small heads.

So they classified me wrong.

[Odelia]

No. Both have small heads.
Dinarids have relatively large heads, if not the largest of the caucasian phenotypes.

[ImpishTears]

Dinarids have relatively large heads, if not the largest of the caucasian phenotypes.
No Dinarids have normal sized heads. The largest Caucasian heads are on Cromagnids, followed by Nordics and Alpines.

[ecptr]

No Dinarids have normal sized heads. The largest Caucasian heads are on Cromagnids, followed by Nordics and Alpines.

Nordics have small heads, like Meds and Dinarics.

[Immanenz]

Nordics have small heads, like Meds and Dinarics.

On average Nordics do not have small heads, but you ll find small headed ones, on the other side there some Med and Dinarics with larger head types as well, just the average is smaller.

[kingmob]

Are we talking head sizes or cephalic indexes, because you can have a fairly large head and still fall within the meso range for example.

[Kess]

No. Both have small heads.

Dinarids have large brachy heads.

[ImpishTears]

Dinarids have large brachy heads.

Brachy doesnt mean large headed

[ImpishTears]

Nordics have small heads, like Meds and Dinarics.
No their heads are rather large actually. Only Danubian Nordics have small heads.

[Kess]

Brachy doesnt mean large headed

Did I say that?

[ecptr]

On average Nordics do not have small heads, but you ll find small headed ones, on the other side there some Med and Dinarics with larger head types as well, just the average is smaller.

The average person classified as "Nordic" has a substantial CM admixture. The really pure ones have small heads.

[Odelia]

No Dinarids have normal sized heads. The largest Caucasian heads are on Cromagnids, followed by Nordics and Alpines.
Er what? Nordics have pretty skinny long heads. Alpines are actually between meso and brachy.