Eye and hair colour distribution among 1144 Portuguese (both sexes studied)

[Ruderico]

Did you notice any regional differences?

http://portuguesephenotype.blogspot....rtografia.html

[Septentrion]

What ''proper'' review? By the man who believes authors meant Ireland has just 0,5% of brown eyes, when they meant very dark brown only in this case?
Never said France is more rufous than England or Ireland. In fact my statistics I have done show the opposite.
Never changed my criterion. In fact I claim to be the one with most unified standards here.
I shared my rate of both black hair and eyes among the Portuguese and the French in the respective threads. In both aspects the Portuguese as a whole showed as slightly darker (although black eyes are rare enough of a trait to be considered crucial) - 1,22% of black eyes as average for Portugal and 0,92% for France; 6,47% of black hair for Portugal and 5,69% for France.
You claimed Ireland is 30% red-haired, you idiot. You have tons of issues and it's visible. Even if some disagree with these specific results of mine I stand behind my words and people know I'm not a mental case, unlike you.
Visit the Balkans and then speak. Serbs, Croats, Romanians and Bulgarians do not differ greatly in eye colour from the French. Serbs in particular are quite blond. Medium brown hair dominates among these ethnicities, not dark brown (although there's nothing bad about dark brown or black hair even though some retarded nordicists may think otherwise; and just to clarify again 'cause I know you can't follow a thought for too long - I didn't call you in particular a nordicist, you are just extremely stubborn and too dumb to have an agenda). You believe Albania has less dark hair than Bulgaria - LMAO.

Please do a proper review of your studies or adjust your scales. Your Bulgarian, Ireland, England, Czech studies show the flaw. You can only impress the ignorant, but cannot fool those who have received great knowledge concerning pigmentation studies. Portugal could be slightly lighter than Italy but is nowhere close to France or Belgium in rufosity, let alone the British Isles. Blonde hair is also much more scarce than in France.

Reddish hair regardless of definition varies :
Ireland ( 10% - 30%)
Scotland ( 10% - 25%)
Wales ( 10% - 15%)
This is not only pure red hair, but reddish - tinged hair as well. The 0.5% for Ireland concerns the pure brown, not the greenish or grayish brown tones!

[Supercomputer]

Another study I strongly disagree with.

[Supercomputer]

Please do a proper review of your studies or adjust your scales. Your Bulgarian, Ireland, England, Czech studies show the flaw. You can only impress the ignorant, but cannot fool those who have received great knowledge concerning pigmentation studies. Portugal could be slightly lighter than Italy but is nowhere close to France or Belgium in rufosity, let alone the British Isles. Blonde hair is also much more scarce than in France.

Reddish hair regardless of definition varies :
Ireland ( 10% - 30%)
Scotland ( 10% - 25%)
Wales ( 10% - 15%)
This is not only pure red hair, but reddish - tinged hair as well. The 0.5% for Ireland concerns the pure brown, not the greenish or grayish brown tones!

Portugal is not lighter than Italy.

[Supercomputer]

What ''proper'' review? By the man who believes authors meant Ireland has just 0,5% of brown eyes, when they meant very dark brown only in this case?

No they meant also light brown. It clearly says so in the study.

[Statistician]

50% light eyes is a central European pigmentation, not for a South European country like Portugal. The Blade embarrasses himself yet again.

[sofiagris]

This statistic is totally unreal... The Portuguese and the Greeks are the darkest in all of Europe, this is more than proven. The percentage of blonde hair is below 5% and blue eyes are less than 15%, dark eyes add up to more than 65%. This is the reality, in fact the darkest Spanish provinces are those that border Portugal

[Damião de Góis]

This statistic is totally unreal... The Portuguese and the Greeks are the darkest in all of Europe, this is more than proven. The percentage of blonde hair is below 5% and blue eyes are less than 15%, dark eyes add up to more than 65%.

Proven by what?

in fact the darkest Spanish provinces are those that border Portugal

According to what?

[Sasaolo68]

Proven by what?



According to what?

Your obsession with this theme is entertaining af.

[Damião de Góis]

Your obsession with this theme is entertaining af.

It's normal for me to talk about my people, what is not normal is seeing foreigners doing the same.