What is the most common phenotype in Germany?

[Kalibak]

North West: Borreby, Brunn
North East: Borreby + Baltid
Central: Borreby, Brunn, Dinaric, Nordid, Alpine
South West: Alpine, Dinaric, Noric

[Papastratosels26]

SubNordid

Στάλθηκε από το G3311 μου χρησιμοποιώντας Tapatalk

[KerryEspana]

North West: Borreby, Brunn
North East: Borreby + Baltid
Central: Borreby, Brunn, Dinaric, Nordid, Alpine
South West: Alpine, Dinaric, Noric

Bruenn is not common anywhere in Germany, if it occurs it is even rarer than Kelto-Nordid and probably negligible or close too negliable.

I think you should be substituting in Faelid and substituting out Bruenn. Borreby and Faelid are the Cro-magnid types common in Germany, not Bruenn.

[Zroota]

Map isn't correct. Northern Germany was by no means dominantly "Nordic". Southern Germany, Switzerland and even South Tyrol has PLENTY of "Nordids". Like in Italy, North-South difference is massively overrated...

True, but they probably mean that, in contrast to the south, the north would is more predominantly Nordid.

The North-South difference is all relative I would say.