Who combines more dark hair and dark eyes, Denmark vs Estonia?

[Supercomputer]

According to my sources
Light eyes:
Estonia = 89% (with bluish-gray as the most common)
Denmark = 84.7% (light-mixed blue as the most common)
- Denmark thus would have a higher frequency of dark hair and dark eyes than Estonia (excluding Russian & former Soviet immigrants), though both dark hair and dark eyes are already a minority there.
- Denmark at the same time has a higher frequency of the "Nordid" blonds than Estonia.
- Central Estonia has the highest recorded for fair hair, it is higher than all Scandinavian, Finnish, Baltic regions with the exception of only the inland parts of the South Norwegian Agder region.

Sounds very similar to the numbers I gave on the previous page. Do you have any links or screenshots of your sources?

[Supercomputer]

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[Septentrion]

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Oh! I have been looking for these in a while.

[MysteriousWays]

Pretty similar, but arguably Denmark by a little

[Supercomputer]

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Actually this colorised eye color version isn't correct. The original says light and mixed eyes with 1-8 Martin Schultz scale and No 8 is yellowish-green, but the colorized version says light and only mentions blue, gray and green with no yellowish green. Sweden isn't >90% light eyed, i'ts 86.9% according to Lundborg (not to be confused with Lundman). That fits with this map with yellowish green being a few percent pushing it a bit over 90% and up to 97% in some smaller regions.

[Septentrion]

Actually this colorised eye color version isn't correct. The original says light and mixed eyes with 1-8 Martin Schultz scale and No 8 is yellowish-green, but the colorized version says light and only mentions blue, gray and green with no yellowish green. Sweden isn't >90% light eyed, i'ts 86.9% according to Lundborg (not to be confused with Lundman). That fits with this map with yellowish green being a few percent pushing it a bit over 90% and up to 97% in some smaller regions.

Yes, I agree with the 86% for light eyes in Sweden which is in agreement with my sources. However the difference is very small here. Perhaps the terminology for light eyes varies slightly from Lundman to Lundborg. Not much to fuss about.

[Supercomputer]

Yes, I agree with the 86% for light eyes in Sweden which is in agreement with my sources. However the difference is very small here. Perhaps the terminology for light eyes varies slightly from Lundman to Lundborg. Not much to fuss about.

Yes, but precisely these kinds of things are the source of confusion and disagreements like the ones we had for example. It's difficult to argue definitions without scales, in this case it is exactly stated.