Main types and rank them by different ethnicities PART III.: Belarusians

[Hungarian_master]

Ukrainians
Czechs/Slovaks
Bulgarians
Serbs/Croats/Bosniak Muslims
Tatars
Russians
Poles
Hungarians
East Germans
Romanians
Greeks
Baltic people
Swedes

[Russki]

Not classifying children.

Adults - 90% mixes of Gorid, Baltid, and North Pontid.

Less Nordid and more Carpathid and than Russians.

Dinarization of noses is rather common.

Best pass in Poland, followed by Ukraine, followed by Lithuania.

Baltic States should be split in poll for the following reason:

Lithuania itself is closer to Belarus than to Estonia in anthropological sense.

[Hungarian_master]

[Hungarian_master]

[Oliver109]

Baltids, Cro Magnid influenced types, Danubians, Pontids, Nordics, Alpines, basically every eastern European type seems to be present, more dark in some cases than i expected though no darker than the Poles i think. the young woman in the black top in the top row looks very Romanian

[Hungarian_master]

Generally, they are a mix of Russians and West Slavs. Baltids, Gorids, North Pontids, Norids, Carpathids, East Nordids and Dinarids.

In my ranking, they pass best as Ukrainians and Poles. The worst are the Greeks.

[Erronkari]

Neodanubians, Baltids, Gorids, other CM types (may be Balkan-Borrebies?), North Pontids and Norids.
Some West Alpinids too and a few “medish” types (Pontid mainly).
Most of them fit perfectly in Poland I think.

[Arūnas]

East Poles (to the Wisła river)

[sevruk]

Ukrainians, Russians, Lithuanians, Poles

[Jana]

Not classifying children.

Adults - 90% mixes of Gorid, Baltid, and North Pontid.

Less Nordid and more Carpathid than Russians.

Dinarization of noses is rather common.

Best pass in Poland, followed by Ukraine, followed by Lithuania.

Baltic States should be split in poll for the following reason:

Lithuania itself is closer to Belarus than to Estonia in anthropological sense.

How would you classify Latvian morph? He reminds me of Stears.