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The therms PHENOtype (appearing, seeming) and GENOtype (genome, geneology - related to ancestry/country) are made to specifically distinguish between two distinct conceps, and even if there is definetely a pattern of relationship between the two, they should not be confused the slightest - contry/ethnicity bias.
It is my opinion that classification should be ONLY ABOUT PHENOTYPES, zero about genothypes/where someone is from, even if someone might or might not be best classified as some Amerindian type while being in fact North African, as posted on this page of this thread by Hamilcar.
https://www.theapricity.com/forum/sh...is#post6943175
another case, Indian actor Neil Nitin Mukesh, Atlantid+East Med imo, better than North Indid something or some shit...
Forget those maps of phenotype distribution, they might tell you only where they're more common. I can provide several examples of people outside of the areas covered displaying the phenotype in question.
It is also not as forum member travv once said, in a Turanid examples thread I can't find right now, where I posted several Portuguese Turanids (or influenced - I can show you some Baltids etc too if you ask, and those Turanids looked more Turanid than some acclaimed Turkish examples in my opinion, but that's secondary), he answered to some other guy who said "those are not Turanids" by saying "of course they're not Turanids, Turanid is a Cental Asian type"...and I suppose Turkey or Hungary are in Central Asia then...
No such thing as "pseudo" phenotypes as well, imo, a phenotype just is - that's it. Otherwise, how could you distinguish, say, two Hungarians, a Turanid and a pseudo-Turanid, being one of them an offspring of Turanid parents and the other of not at all Turanid parents or grandparents, but got his look in a "pseudo" way?
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