Do you agree at all with the following sentences?

[Tooting Carmen]

(1) More Northern Europeans can pass in Southern Europe, at least as atypical, than the other way round.

(2) More Northeast Asians can pass in Southeast Asia, at least as atypical, than the other way round.

(3) More Turks and Levantines can pass in Arabia, at least as atypical, than the other way round.

[Longbowman]

no

[Bogdan]

My answer to all: Somewhat, but not particularly often.

[CommonSense]

1. Yes
2. Don't know
3. Yes

[Newsboy]

Yes

[Kivan]

(1) More Northern Europeans can pass in Southern Europe, at least as atypical, than the other way round.

(2) More Northeast Asians can pass in Southeast Asia, at least as atypical, than the other way round.

(3) More Turks and Levantines can pass in Arabia, at least as atypical, than the other way round.

Anatolian Turks have nothing to do with Arabia and there are no ethnic Turk with Arabid phenotype, which is predominant among Arabs. There some overlap with some Levantines groups but not with Saudis or Omanis. I don't know why you insists with that bullshits.

[Papa]

It seems yes.

All these have moved, at some point, to their Southern related regions.

Today, it could go the other way around.

[gıulıoımpa]

1- in some cases yes
2- don't think so
3- don't think it's fair to put Turks and levantines in one grouping since they are different. Levantine may pass Turks not imo

[The Blade]

1 - If we speak about Northern Europeans looking stereotypically Southern/Mediterranid vs. Southern Europeans belonging to Northern phenotypes, no, I don't agree. There are more Southern Euros with Northern phenotype than Northerners with typical Southern one(s).
2 - Yes, I agree.
3 - Don't think Turks should be grouped with Levantines here, as they can way more often pass in Europe than the latter and also have more Turanid influence than Levantines do. But generally Arabs of all stock don't fit well in Turkey.

[Tooting Carmen]

1 - If we speak about Northern Europeans looking stereotypically Southern/Mediterranid vs. Southern Europeans belonging to Northern phenotypes, no, I don't agree. There are more Southern Euros with Northern phenotype than Northerners with typical Southern one(s).
2 - Yes, I agree.
3 - Don't think Turks should be grouped with Levantines here, as they can way more often pass in Europe than the latter and also have more Turanid influence than Levantines do. But generally Arabs of all stock don't fit well in Turkey.

Re 1, what I mean is that even a very pale, square-jawed Nordic type would not look as odd in Iberia, Italy or the Southern Balkans as a very dark Gracile Med would in Scandinavia, Netherlands, Germany and even possibly Britain.

Re 3, while as you say very few Gulf Arabs would pass in Turkey, I think some Turks could pass among the (relatively) light, more West Asian-looking Gulf Arabs.