Light eyes map of Europe (detail, scientifically backed)

[Jana]

@Feiichy, I found something to solve this question of universal importance, and to save you from more mental breakdowns,

https://youtu.be/RD57Y_rmkFw ; it's in the first 5 min.

So, Rudika is 1/2 Hungarian, that makes Domagoj 1/4, voilà.
I also found out that both parents are from area around Rastovac, where some Slovaks settled, so probably people ( even locals) think he is part Slovak, but actually that "Vida" was Hungarian.
Mother's maiden name is Croatian.

His brother btw is much darker, with slightly different features, and resemble more to mother; while Domagoj to father. He just gained a bit less common phenotype for the region, that's all.

Well not quite, esp. when from northern Slavonia/Podravina. Remember that Jasenko Houra https://hr.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jasenko_Houra is 100% ethnic Czech from there. Man who co-wrote unofficial anthem for the region, and many more; Sanja Doležal 1/2 Czech...Such a things aren't rare. Region gained most of the colonists by the end of 19th century, not 12th. Here the subject is eye colour anyway.

No problem, interesting that he is actually part Hungarian

BTW nothing with mental breakdown, I am just super paranoid that Catnip is sock of Catniss (old enemy who doxxed me years back, I still heave nightmares from her....)
she started insulting on a very personal level and I it's very weird for a newbie, plus I never said anything bad to him/her/it

Similarity of the cat-nick is also suspicious....you should have seen what that creature wrote about Croats, I never seen such hatred.
(although style of catnip is rather different, so not sure, but have this unpleasant gut feeling)

[Marsa]

No problem, interesting that he is actually part Hungarian

BTW nothing with mental breakdown, I am just super paranoid that Catnip is sock of Catniss (old enemy who doxxed me years back, I still heave nightmares from her....)
she started insulting on a very personal level and I it's very weird for a newbie, plus I never said anything bad to him/her/it

Similarity of the cat-nick is also suspicious....you should have seen what that creature wrote about Croats, I never seen such hatred.
(although style of catnip is rather different, so not sure, but have this unpleasant gut feeling)

Mađaron Yeah, you have weird people, I understand.
I shouldn't be saying that one of my Spotify playlists is named Catnip , and I almost made some catnick as well; good that I didn't

[Bellbeaking]

There is a spelling mistake you have written .Requencies instead of frequencies

[sofiagris]

Greetings, many members of the forum have been requesting for some time the results of a scientific study carried out in 1911 entitled "The useful Spanish man for the service of arms and for work. His anthropological characteristics at 20 years of age", carried out by Mr. Luis Sanchez Fernandez; medical deputy inspector of military health. In this study, the anthropological characteristics of more than one hundred thousand recruits are collected, including the color and tone of the skin, hair and eyes, in each of the fifty provinces of the Kingdom of Spain. I enclose this valuable information scanned from the book, to settle once and for all the reality of the pigmentation of the Spanish people.color eyes.jpg

[Supercomputer]

Updated based on Sanchez Fernandez data here:
https://www.theapricity.com/forum/sh...82#post7606582

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[Mortimer]

Some gypsies have hazel, amber and green eyes, it occurs in some but regulary, so it is not really out of the norm. I know even some personally. Like a few people with hazel amber and green eyes in my family, relatives and aquaintances circles.

Even some untouchables in india have hazel or amber eyes.

Untouchable Rajasthan Gypsy woman

[Supercomputer]

Corrected spelling error (requencies instead of frequencies)

[Creoda]

Well done. Your map continues to be the most accurate probably in existence.

Would be good to eventually get something as comprehensive for hair and skin pigmentation, but I know that's much harder.

[Supercomputer]

Well done. Your map continues to be the most accurate probably in existence.

Would be good to eventually get something as comprehensive for hair and skin pigmentation, but I know that's much harder.

Thanks. I'm still not sure about my latest update of Spain from Sanchez Ferndandez study. The results seems unrealistic compared to my previous map of Spain from Hoyos Sainz which as Southern and coastal regions darker. It's possible that Sanchez Fernandez study was incorrect. What do you think? Which eye colour map of Spain is more likely to be accurate?

[Reozek]

In the Tempio district (north-east Sardinia, the whole Gallura) Blue and Gray eyes are exactly 20% (not <20%). I have a reprint of Antropometria Militare by Ridolfo Livi