Germany vs Poland who is lighter eyed?

[Supercomputer]

Poland has been studied in detail. 16,3% have brown eyes (1-6 Martin), 46,1% mixed (6-12) and 37,6% blue (13-16). Overall 72,6% have light and light-mixed eyes (8-16) meaning blue, gray and green.

Germany on the other hand has been studied in whole only by Virchow. He found 27,1% "brown", 33,4% "Gray" and 39,5% "Blue". While there are charts showing Virchow used only Martin 1-6 for his "brown" category and already #11 for his "blue" category I personally doubt that. If this was true, it would mean Germany is significantly darker eyed than Poland ---> 27,1 vs 16,3% for pure brown eyes. However if we assume Virchow also included hazel in his "Brown" (meaning 1-7) and used 13-16 for "blue" Germany and Poland would be almost identical in eye color. - in both for pure brown, all light as well as blue.

TowKneeHwin found 70% light eyes in Germany and 68% in Poland.

What do you think?

[Ülev]

compare politicians - Germany lighter

[Supercomputer]

compare politicians - Germany lighter

How do you know. Did you conduct any study?

[Laag]

Poland is lighter.

[Supercomputer]

compare politicians - Germany lighter

double post

[Ülev]

How do you know. Did you conduct any study?

chancellor and prime minister and both presidents for example

[Supercomputer]

chancellor and prime minister and both presidents for example

LOL a really thorough study.

[Ülev]

LOL a really thorough study.

people vote/choose people similar to them, isn't it?

[Ymyyakhtakh]

This is almost as bad as Sundqvist's sample, but in the FIFA World Cup 2018, depending on what you count as light-colored, I think Poland won:



I attempted to exclude non-whites, but I didn't try to exclude immigrants from other white countries.

Germany's morph looks like it has darker eyes, but it's partially because Germany's photos were taken in darker lighting. Differences in head shape and nose shape are caused by differences in the angle, distance, and focal length of the camera.

[Lucas]

Poland has been studied in detail. 16,3% have brown eyes (1-6 Martin), 46,1% mixed (6-12) and 37,6% blue (13-16). Overall 72,6% have light and light-mixed eyes (8-16) meaning blue, gray and green.

Germany on the other hand has been studied in whole only by Virchow. He found 27,1% "brown", 33,4% "Gray" and 39,5% "Blue". While there are charts showing Virchow used only Martin 1-6 for his "brown" category and already #11 for his "blue" category I personally doubt that. If this was true, it would mean Germany is significantly darker eyed than Poland ---> 27,1 vs 16,3% for pure brown eyes. However if we assume Virchow also included hazel in his "Brown" (meaning 1-7) and used 13-16 for "blue" Germany and Poland would be almost identical in eye color. - in both for pure brown, all light as well as blue.

TowKneeHwin found 70% light eyes in Germany and 68% in Poland.

What do you think?

This is chart based on German regional studies collected by Cheboksarov. Trends are obvious. Nowhere in Poland you find only 10-12% of blue eyes (Martin 13-16] like in German Alpine zone. But also nowhere 86% like in Friesland islands.