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If you groom and dress the European way, you tend to look more European and this is what is going on with a lot of West Asians. In fact: the same, funny enough, once applied to American blacks. They wore suits or dresses (like whites) and had matching hairstyles. I suppose this must have aided the civil rights movement at the time ("these people are just like us !"). Would West Asians dress differently, we would never have had this debate and had blacks dressed and conducted the way they do now, they very likely would have received no support whatsoever. And, yes, people would underestimate the importance of grooming and looks.
Wake up and smell the coffee.
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I can not specifically say about West Asians and Europeans, but it is obvious that the same genotype can produce completely different phenotypes depending on the living conditions and habitat.
As dwarf birch that grows in the north of Europe and ordinary birch that grows in central Europe is absolutely the same plant, although they look completely different!
I think the same with humans. Change drastically the living conditions and habitat of a group of people and you will inevitably change their phenotype!
The most vivid example: children raised by animals and isolated from the human environment cannot walk on two legs, they run on all fours, bark and growl. Both the brain and the skeleton of those children develop differently than the ones of ordinary humans.
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No
Weird question tho.
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Anthropologically no, why would they? If they behave more European-like than her parents, this might give such image.
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I may be wrong. But I don't think the younger generation of West Asians look more European. Maybe Western Asians living in Western Europe who are mixed with Europeans look European.
Living in Russia since childhood, I still look very Caucasian and 90% will immediately understand that I am from the Caucasus. Especially if I have a beard.
And this applies to all my friends, Caucasian Chechens, Armenians, Ossetians, Dagestanis. They, too, because of their life in the European country, did not become like Europeans.
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