Bosnia-Herzegovina HS graduates - phenotypes

[Jankec]

Maybe the majority had light brown hair. What about East Austria having strong proto Slavic admixture in Styria etc. yet the blonder places are more with the higher Germanic admix bordering to Germany.

The most Slavic inhabitants left Styria in the period of Hungarian invasion (it was border region and suffered a lot of attacks). Graz is word of Slavic origin, like many other toponyms. Afterwards local landowners and state colonized empty lands with settlers from other German lands, especially Bavaria.

[Jana]

The most Slavic inhabitants left Styria in the period of Hungarian invasion (it was border region and suffered a lot of attacks). Graz is word of Slavic origin, like many other toponyms. Afterwards local landowners and state colonized empty lands with settlers from other German lands, especially Bavaria.

Genetic average of Austrians from Styria is heavily Slavic admixed.

Distance to: Austrian_Styria

2.50219903 German_County_Glatz
3.50639416 Austrian_Carinthia
3.60118036 Croat_GorskiKotar
3.62794708 Hungarian_Transdanubia+Budapest
3.94120540 Slovene
4.55157116 Hungarian
4.70651676 Croat_Northwest
4.85489444 German_North_Bohemia
5.31506350 Austrian
5.40462765 German_Thuringia_East
5.46062268 German_Saxony
5.60807454 German_Lower_Silesia
5.61684075 Hungarian_Alföld
5.93588241 Croat_Central
6.06694322 Hungarian_North
6.07456171 German_Thuringia_Central
6.10079503 German_West_Bohemia
6.53560250 Austrian_Salzburg-Upper_Austria
6.96086920 Slovak
7.13981092 Croat_Kvarner
7.33512099 Croat
7.41997305 Czech
7.49234276 German_Bavarian_Swabia
7.75755116 German_Bavaria_Oberpfalz
7.92234183 Csángó-Ceangău

[Universe]

There is also a trend to give "made-up" "Oriental-sounding" names that aren't from the traditional Ottoman-Islamic heritage (especially for people born after the 70s); which indicates both a secularization process but also, the emphasis of a national identity different than Serbs and Croats

Like names : Edin, Senada, Almedina, Mirela, Aldin, ...

Edina is a common female name in Hungary. (Edin is not used here though)

[Jana]

Lol one of these guys name is Mirza Otuzbir. Otuzbir means the number 31 in Turkish. And it means masturbation. XDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD I don't know why a number was used for this, but I know it's ridiculous. I laughed too much.

Lmaooooo, I somehow missed this comment

Btw I don't know why but some of them really look Turkish and Turanid influenced. Also some have Turkish surname.

It's probably more the other way around, if he consider genetics

[Odelia]

They look like what they are?

[Jana]

They look like what they are?

that's obvious lol

[Roy]

They look like what they are?

You can use some details in your description though too, you know.

[Odelia]

You can use some details in your description though too, you know.

I wasn't describing anything. I just said they're a typical phenotype of their ethnicity. So no details needed

[Tooting Carmen]

Very Balkan-looking, though they seem more angular-faced in comparison to e.g. Serbs and Bulgarians. Also, a higher percentage of people with (light) olive skin than I thought.