Brazilians with Italian surnames: State Main Phenotypes

[Voskos]

Nordic+med+atlantid.

[Rouxinol]

Sub-Nordids, Norids, Alpino-Dinarids, Atlanto-Dinarids, Dinaro-Mediterranids.

[JMack]

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[Tenma de Pegasus]

This thread together with the thread of colonials is an interesting representation of the diversity of the two brazilian main euro sources, one is recent and the other ancient.
Both groups are southern euro, one shifted towards Central Europe and the other shifted towards Atlantid/Northwestern Europe.

[Tenma de Pegasus]

Do people see difference between the blondes of both groups? I see a clear difference, but I cant exactly say what it is.

[JMack]

This thread together with the thread of colonials is an interesting representation of the diversity of the two brazilian main euro sources, one is recent and the other ancient.
Both groups are southern euro, one shifted towards Central Europe and the other shifted towards Atlantid/Northwestern Europe.

I'll do others with Brazilians of German surnames, Polish surnames, Lebanese surnames, Japanese surnames and with self-declared pardos or mixed race people of only colonial Portuguese surnames.

[Smaug]

Mostly Atlantids, Alpinoids, Dinarids, Mediterranid and Nordids.

[Tenma de Pegasus]

I'll do others with Brazilians of German surnames, Polish surnames, Lebanese surnames, Japanese surnames and with self-declared pardos or mixed race people of only colonial Portuguese surnames.

Great, do recent iberian brazilians also. You could add Ana Paula Arosio, Grazi Massafera, Cristiane Torlone, Lilian Cabral, Ana Maria Braga, Reinaldo Giannechine, Mariana Ximenes, Bruna Marquezine, Eduardo Bolsonaro, Jandira Fegalli(mulata), Marisa Silva, Alessandra Negrini, Letícia Sabatella, Vanessa Giacomo, Rodrigo Lombardi, Celso Calabrini, Rubens Barrichello, Celso Portiolli, Andre Andreoli, Dani Calabresa and Luana Piovani here too.

[lisarb]

The first one looks very German. Xuxa is a mixture of German-Italian, Portuguese and Polish. The rest look like Italy's usual Central-Southern European mix.

xuxa is spanish

[JMack]

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