Classify chuvash girl and where can she pass

[andrzej]

Looks more Caucasian than Slavic.

What does that mean? Because she looks pretty Ukrainian, Slav =/ Russian.

Chuvash are predominately Finno-Ugric

[Victor]

What does that mean? Because she looks pretty Ukrainian, Slav =/ Russian.

Chuvash are predominately Finno-Ugric

Chuvash is a Turkic-speaking tribe, they're descendants of Volga Bulgarians. They're genetically distant both from Slavs and FU.

[Hektor12]

Pontid and weak Pamirid, you find similar girls easily in Turkey.

[Rumata]

What does that mean? Because she looks pretty Ukrainian, Slav =/ Russian.

Chuvash are predominately Finno-Ugric

It means to me she looks more Caucasian than Slavic (particularly in her second photo).
Btw, I'm a quarter of Ukrainian ancestry and a quarter of Adyghe ancestry myself. She doesn't look specifically Adyghe to me though.

[andrzej]

Chuvash is a Turkic-speaking tribe, they're descendants of Volga Bulgarians. They're genetically distant both from Slavs and FU.

Yes and speaking a Turkic language doesn't mean much, they're predominately Turkicized natives.

[TheWolf97]

Taurid

Pass in Western Asia (Caucasus Region)

[PaganPoet]

She can (almost) pass here. Not extremely common, but pretty sure you find similar looking locals.

[Oliver109]

She can (almost) pass here. Not extremely common, but pretty sure you find similar looking locals.

almost is the word, i think the Selkup girl i posted actually passes better in Belgium

[Ztoslav]

I agree. Not one of those very Asian looking Chuvash people.

Chuvash from my experience diverse in three category: First - look like 100% russian, second - have some or strong finno-ugric/uralic apperances and third - look like kavkazian sometimes even like central asians. This girl have pure chuvash ancestry, from monolithic monoethnic district of central Chuvashia, and she from this exact third category and imo they something of 15-25% of total Chuvash people.

Same story with tatars/mordvins, but with different distribution of percentages among these categories. Bashkirs don't have first category, udmurts don't have third

[Rumata]

Chuvash from my experience diverse in three category: First - look like 100% russian, second - have some or strong finno-ugric/uralic apperances and third - look like kavkazian sometimes even like central asians. This girl have pure chuvash ancestry, from monolithic monoethnic district of central Chuvashia, and she from this exact third category and imo they something of 15-25% of total Chuvash people.

Same story with tatars/mordvins, but with different distribution of percentages among these categories. Bashkirs don't have first category, udmurts don't have third

Some Volga Tatars remind me Caucasians but Bashkirs are considerably more Mongoloid than Tatars, aren't they?