Classify/Pass Two Teams from Central Portugal

[hurtuv]

Also pass/place if you want.

From Lorvão


From Covilhã

[Cristiano viejo]

Guys of first picture dont seem Spaniards as a group.

Second picture is not that good to comment.

[Luso]

not going to classify all.. but generally western iberian looking to me.

[hurtuv]

Guys of first picture dont seem Spaniards as a group.

Second picture is not that good to comment.

First set has some Graciles, Litorids, Altlantids, Atlanto-Meds, Berids, a Brunn influenced (3rd from the left of the guys most on top) and one that would pass well in Eastern Europe (twice to the right of the other guy). Despite the picture being old some Alpine, Atlantid, Nordid, etc elements can be percieved in the second.

not going to classify all.. but generally western iberian looking to me.

Sure. A general classification/passing analysis is what I'm looking for. It's still interesting to do this with groups because they can still have considerable variance between them, and over time doing this with a decent number can provide a reliable phenotypical analysis of a population.

[Luso]

Sure. A general classification/passing analysis is what I'm looking for. It's still interesting to do this with groups because they can still have considerable variance between them, and over time doing this with a decent number can provide a reliable phenotypical analysis of a population.

Yes, group pics are the best. You see the light, medium, and dark types all are family It is beautiful to me.

[hurtuv]

As for passing as a group I'd say the first set would pass well in Southern Italy, second set would pass in France.

[guyinsf]

With a few exceptions most are pretty much Iberian meds typical of Portugal and Spain.

[Cristiano viejo]

With a few exceptions most are pretty much Iberian meds typical of Portugal and Spain.

Individually tons of them pass in France and therefore in Belgium
https://www.theapricity.com/forum/sh...ench-from-Niza

[Damião de Góis]

Bottom right in the first pic doesn't seem to be native.

[hurtuv]