Light eyes map of Europe (detail, scientifically backed)

[Supercomputer]

Can we agree on fullfilling the map the following way if you found 69% in footballers who were born all over Russia? The areas I left in white are those with a significant presense of ethnic minorities (over 10%).



Not a Cop found this area 1% lighter than average Russia (65,73%).
It's lighter than Ukraine on the same latitude.





https://www.theapricity.com/forum/sh...n-by-Not-a-Cop

My Russia part was based on this map from Bunak:



Yeah, I guess so.

[Supercomputer]

Can we agree on fullfilling the map the following way if you found 69% in footballers who were born all over Russia? The areas I left in white are those with a significant presense of ethnic minorities (over 10%).



Not a Cop found this area 1% lighter than average Russia (65,73%).
It's lighter than Ukraine on the same latitude.





https://www.theapricity.com/forum/sh...n-by-Not-a-Cop

There is also this:

[aherne]

Probably light includes light-mixed. From my person observations:

- Albanians in Skopje are as brunet as Greeks
- Greeks in Crete are almost universally brunet (to a greater extent than Sicilians)
- Eastern Catalans are very brunet as map currently shows (otherwise Castilians are about Romanians' level, maybe slightly darker)
- French in Lyon and regions nearby are predominantly light
- Northern Moldavians have strong Rus influence (visible in phenotypes, genetics, sometimes even surnames)
- Slovenians in Ljubljana looked no different from Croats (brunets predominated)

Overall a good map.

[Supercomputer]

Probably light includes light-mixed. From my person observations:

- Albanians in Skopje are as brunet as Greeks
- Greeks in Crete are almost universally brunet (to a greater extent than Sicilians)
- Eastern Catalans are very brunet as map currently shows (otherwise Castilians are about Romanians' level, maybe slightly darker)
- French in Lyon and regions nearby are predominantly light
- Northern Moldavians have strong Rus influence (visible in phenotypes, genetics, sometimes even surnames)
- Slovenians in Ljubljana looked no different from Croats (brunets predominated)

Overall a good map.

Personal observation are not very valuable unless you spend your vacation taking notes which nobody does.

[Cristiano viejo]

Probably light includes light-mixed. From my person observations:

- Albanians in Skopje are as brunet as Greeks
- Greeks in Crete are almost universally brunet (to a greater extent than Sicilians)
- Eastern Catalans are very brunet as map currently shows (otherwise Castilians are about Romanians' level, maybe slightly darker)
- French in Lyon and regions nearby are predominantly light
- Northern Moldavians have strong Rus influence (visible in phenotypes, genetics, sometimes even surnames)
- Slovenians in Ljubljana looked no different from Croats (brunets predominated)

Overall a good map.

Shitty map. Galicia in Spain is for sure the lightest eye region, yet it appears as one of the darkest

[Supercomputer]

Shitty map. Galicia in Spain is for sure the lightest eye region, yet it appears as one of the darkest

It could be an error in the study, I don't know. There just isn't any other data available for Spain.

[aherne]

Personal observation are not very valuable unless you spend your vacation taking notes which nobody does.

Check my threads about natives for most European countries I visited! In this year I'll probably visit Frankfurt, Iceland and London.

[Cristiano viejo]

Check my threads about natives for most European countries I visited! In this year I'll probably visit Frankfurt, Iceland and London.

ey man, put the link about your travels to Spain if you have it

[Reozek]

I'm pretty sure that "Gray eyes" in Livi studies include even Number 8 of the Martin Schultz scale (green with a bit of Brown)

[Supercomputer]

I'm pretty sure that "Gray eyes" in Livi studies include even Number 8 of the Martin Schultz scale (green with a bit of Brown)

Bit of brown is tolerable as long as it's a lot smaller than the light part.