Which European phenotypes look the most "borderline" for Europe?

[Pansarkamrat]

Yes and no. It appears often enough in some parts of Southern Europe to be considered native.

How long has it been there?

[Tooting Carmen]

How long has it been there?

Not sure. Introduced by Phoenicians and Carthaginians maybe?

[Pansarkamrat]

Not sure. Introduced by Phoenicians and Carthaginians maybe?

Ah ok.

[Regnera]

Lappid,Uralid,Tatarid,Berid and South Med.

[Pansarkamrat]

Lappid,Uralid,Tatarid,Berid and South Med.

Do you as an asian person Think that the Lappid phenotype looks asiatic? I think it does but in the same time i think that it look pretty unique.

[Regnera]

Do you as an asian person Think that the Lappid phenotype looks asiatic? I think it does but in the same time i think that it look pretty unique.

Yup,I think Lappid phenotype looks a bit Asiatic.

[Tooting Carmen]

More generally, do people consider somebody with blonde hair and blue eyes but pseudo-Mongoloid features or someone who is totally Caucasoid in appearance but with a rather swarthy complexion to look more "European"?

[Logos]

If it's possible to determine what is on the boundary of a group, it's possible to determine the core of the group. What is the most European phenotype ?

[Tooting Carmen]

If it's possible to determine what is on the boundary of a group, it's possible to determine the core of the group. What is the most European phenotype ?

Nordids, Atlantids and maybe Alpines (though the latter have quite a few counterparts in the Middle East and even parts of South Asia too).

[21993]

Tatarid is Turanid, right?