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Thread: Do you think that, among the major races, some ethnicities look more 'stereotypical' than others?

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    One word.

    Somalians.

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    Maybe to other people but I don't believe much in stereotypes so I have a difficult time seeing it. I know most people seem to think of Africans as Nigerian or Egyptian, and Asians as East Asians, particularly Chinese or Japanese.

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    Europeans - NW Europeans, particularly Germanics
    Africans - West & Central Africans
    East Asians - Chinese
    South Asians - Dravidians
    Middle Easterners - Arabs
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    Quote Originally Posted by J. Ketch View Post
    Europeans - NW Europeans, particularly Germanics
    Africans - West & Central Africans
    East Asians - Chinese
    South Asians - Dravidians
    Middle Easterners - Arabs
    But Levantine Arabs, Iraqis or Gulf Arabs?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sikeliot View Post
    It is not an apples to apples comparison. Somalis are half Middle Eastern, and Malaysians are mixed with Australoid. Greeks and Swedes are both "Caucasoid".
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    In that regard Swedes are more atypical for Europe, since Anatolian ancestry is a large part of European ancestry. Saami is not.
    Lappish blood among Swedes is not significant and can't be compared to the Near Eastern element among Greeks. Only in some very rare cases does it show in the phenotype of Swedes. It'd be better to make that statement about Finns since they have significant Siberian ancestry, although not nearly to the same degree of Near Eastern ancestry among Greeks.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mingle View Post
    Lappish blood among Swedes is not significant and can't be compared to the Near Eastern element among Greeks.
    There isn't a Near Eastern element in Greeks except for the islands.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sikeliot View Post
    There isn't a Near Eastern element in Greeks except for the islands.
    How much NE do Greek Islanders have?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mingle View Post
    How much NE do Greek Islanders have?
    Probably similar to Sicily and southern Italy -- 15-20% but some of that is post-Neolithic Caucasus, rather than anything Semitic.

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