hair/eye color and phenotype

[Gaijin]

Your source is a blog, without references...

[Ira di Dio]

IMHO it isn't changed so much, except in Torino, Genova and Milano. Torino is around 20% light eyed, while rest of Piemont is definitely 40% as in the research.

In Lombardy the difference between Milan and the "provincia" is not as pronounced.

[Mans not hot]

Libertas is here.

[Libertas]

Libertas is here.

So?

[Peyrol]

In Lombardy the difference between Milan and the "provincia" is not as pronounced.

Judging only my experience in my mom native place (Valle Seriana, Bergamo), the 38% light eyes in Lombardy is a true number, with peaks of 50% in some villages of High Valle Seriana (Clusone, etc).
Milano is obviously lower due to the heavy non euro presence and due to southern immigration.

[Pallantides]

I'm not sure these "studies" are very accurate, it's a bit more common to see brown hair among Norwegian adults than blonde hair.

[Ira di Dio]

Judging only my experience in my mom native place (Valle Seriana, Bergamo), the 38% light eyes in Lombardy is a true number, with peaks of 50% in some villages of High Valle Seriana (Clusone, etc).

Of course the valleys have preserved their original characters much better.

[Mans not hot]

I'm not sure these "studies" are very accurate, it's a bit more common to see brown hair among Norwegian adults than blonde hair.

Stop swarthify Norwegian, Libertas.

[Peyrol]

Of course the valleys have preserved their original characters much better.

Probabily Western Lombardy until 1950 was not much different from Orobic valleys.

[Ira di Dio]

Probabily Western Lombardy until 1950 was not much different from Orobic valleys.

Yes, probably all Lombardy was very homogeneous, but maybe 1950 was already a bit "late" as at that time Lombardy was already industrialized.