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Germans. Polacks pass better in Russia.
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LOL at people on here only focusing on the darkest/most exotic Germans and Poles, as if they were the only ones who could pass in southern Europe
Why not also mentioning more Pan European types with more standard European looks and even lightish features who could also pass in southeastern or south western Europe?
In this thread of mine:
https://www.theapricity.com/forum/sh...t=spanish+kids
where I wrongly assumed the kids were Spanish because I found that picture in a library in Barcelona, but they came up as being Polish, they indeed could perfectly have been Spanish kids.
I could fill this thread with lots of examples non-swarthy Germans and Poles who could pass as Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, etc.
Is funny how so many people on here go by dumb stereotypes.
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Well I think facial features are even more important than pigmentation, because I agree pigmentation varies just as much within European groups as between them. Whether they have blonde or dark hair, I am not sure how well a broad-faced Faelid or Baltid would pass in Iberia or Italy.
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Some people here seem to neglect the fact that both countries have a noticable North-South cline. The majority of "darker" phenotypes come from the South of each country, and very few from the North. In both countries the South is much more populated than the North, and Germany of course overall has more than twice the population. So of course there will be more wogs in Germany overall, but in relation to the overall population it is hard to say. Another thing is that apart from "wogginess" (a word I learned only here), the phenotypes will vary in regards to facial features (Germany more Western, Poland more Eastern).
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Well of course they could be Spanish kids but in all honesty they look more like French kids except for the youngest girl, there is a certain look among light Spaniards that generally resembles more well tanned central and east Euros, i believe that many Czechs for example could pass for light Spaniards and certainly Hungarians though i am not sure about Poles.
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Audrey Tautou, Martin Fourcade, the list can go on.
As for as answering the OP question: Germans is my answer - which is consistent with the majority of them having a higher EEF admixture than Poles. This type of ancestry is prevalent around Mediterranean Sea.
The fact that they are little blonder than Poles hardly matters, and btw. there were neolithic farmers in Central Europe with 75% of EEF ancestry as in Globular Amphora culture (like Sardinians) among which light pigmentation (as in light hair) was not rare actually as it got positively selected among certain groups.
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I have no heard / read about any Catalan ancestry of Fourcade family.
And Audrey likely spends much less time outside though which would be logical considering her different profession or uses a lot of sunblock, one just can guess. And yes, she's very dark, her eyes and hair are almost black and she has a sallow undertone to her skin overall.
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