Are the French, Italians or Iberians the most diverse looking Europeans?

[Avgvstvs]

I was just agreeing with you, more or less. Although for other users you have to keep in mind that many Spaniards might not have the best grasp of English .

Haha, ok I will keep it in mind

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[Avgvstvs]

I believe that Italy wins genetically as the most diverse and it's only debatable with France if we consider corsicans as french. But if talk about looks then i think southern european countries show a bigger range of diversity.
For Portugal (who people believe has no diversity at all) i was able to create this thread showing different types. I think Italy and Spain show similar range of diversity but i'm not sure about France. Iberian diversity is very underestimated.
Even if my classifications are wrong it still shows a considerable range of diversity:

Corsicans are italians basically.

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[ixulescu]

Can someone provide me some examples of ethnic french who look very mediterranean?

Atlanto Med left, Dinaro Med right, both French:

[Morena]

The French.

[Latinus]

Did you read what i wrote?

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[Ruggery]

Iberians and italians aren't diverse looking. I would say the most diverse region is Central Europe which is mix of north and south, east and west.

Maybe with Iberia it is debatable but I am almost 100% sure that Italy is more diverse than Germany and most of the Central European countries both genetically and phenotypically. Even in Italy there is a minority of people who can pass in Eastern Europe.

[Ruggery]

Most European countries can have diversity to some extent but according to my opinion these would be the most diverse, I clarify that I am only listing the western European countries.
France > Italy>>>>> Germany, Iberia, Austria/Switzerland >>> British Isles

[Argentum]

Basques have evident Dinarid strain, plus nany Alpines i noticed in crowd pics....but I haven't visited the area yet so i won't pretend to be speaking the truth.

From what I have seen from videos, crowd pics, individuals on the internet, Galicians look no more """Celtic""" than other spaniards. But same story: i haven't visited yet so take it as an opinion

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I don't handle well with those terms like dinaric but the Basques have a peculiar look. I do not know if the Galicians are more Celtic or not, it is more a certain stereotype that I assume it will be because of Celtic history there.

[Argentum]

Did you read what i wrote?

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Maybe he is older and doesn't manage with this things, he gave a weird answer too

[Septentrion]

I put my money on the French. We don't have a single look. They range from very Mediterranean looking, Atlantid to Nordic. Italians come a close second. But that is debatable.

No! Phenotypically, the most diverse - looking European populations are those of Northern and Eastern Europe. Southern Europe is phenotypically the most homogeneous, as dark hair, dark eyes, relatively not so fair skin dominate. Light pigmentation is in small minority.
In Northern Europe, you get the highest phenotypical diversity, in eye color, many Finns have blue, green, gray, hazel eye colors.