Which phenotyp characterizes England

[Graham]

I'd say Borreby & Anglo Saxon types. Only because those two are more unique to England in the British Isles countries.

Keltic-Nordid, North Atlantids & Brunns are found all over.

[sammymcgoff]

I'd say Borreby & Anglo Saxon types. Only because those two are more unique to England in the British Isles countries.

Keltic-Nordid, North Atlantids & Brunns are found all over.

I thought Ireland was the only other place Brunns were found?

[Graham]

Plenty of ruddy cheeked Brunns in Scotland. It's found in England also.

[Corvus]

The phenotype which characterizes England is the Anglo-Saxon, this type distinguishes the English from other British Isles' people. The Keltic Nordic is the commonest type not only in the British Isles, the Netherlands,Belgium and parts of Germany and northern Switzerland. People who brought the Anglo-Saxon racial type to that part of Britain are "the true English" in that sense. Other non-major racial type are the North and Palaeo-Atlantid,Brunn,Borreby, Tronder,Hallstatt Nordic,Noric. The ethnic English(pre-immigration descendants) are predominantly a Northern European people in this they are of a pale pigmentation. Recent studies show among young adult males(20-30yr-olds), about 56% have light hair(fair,red and light brown shades) and 74% have light eyes(blue,gray,green and hazel shades). The east is generally lighter-haired than the west, the north is generally lighter-eyed than the south. On the other red hair, very pale skin tone or freckly complexion are more common as one goes west or north.

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[Septentrion]

Many people now are trying to paint ethnic English as North-Atlantid, this completely false. The North-Atlantid type which specialises in combining very dark brown or black hair with especially blue eyes but also other light eye colors is not the major subracial type among the English. It's more common in "Celtic stronghold" than in most of England and could be very common only in Wales and south-eastern coastal Ireland if that! Most English kids hair color ranges from pale-blond to a light medium brown shade, and this probably darkens as they age. Many people confuse a dark-haired Keltic Nord with a North-Atlantid. Many movies also try to potray this imaginary "look", North-Atlantid is an exotic type and is not that common. Outside of Celtic areas, it's very rare.

[Graham]

South-West Ireland, Munster is the kingdom of North-Atlantid. ^^^

[Corvus]

Many people now are trying to paint ethnic English as North-Atlantid, this completely false. The North-Atlantid type which specialises in combining very dark brown or black hair with especially blue eyes but also other light eye colors is not the major subracial type among the English. It's more common in "Celtic stronghold" than in most of England and could be very common only in Wales and south-eastern coastal Ireland if that! Most English kids hair color ranges from pale-blond to a light medium brown shade, and this probably darkens as they age. Many people confuse a dark-haired Keltic Nord with a North-Atlantid. Many movies also try to potray this imaginary "look", North-Atlantid is an exotic type and is not that common. Outside of Celtic areas, it's very rare.

I agree with you. There is a false stereotype that the English are predominantly North Atlantid. I have been on the island twice and have noticed that they belong to the Nordic spectrum of Europe

[Graham]

Foreigners think Hugh Grant is properly English(stereotype), even when his ancestry isn't.

[Albion]

Many people now are trying to paint ethnic English as North-Atlantid, this completely false. The North-Atlantid type which specialises in combining very dark brown or black hair with especially blue eyes but also other light eye colors is not the major subracial type among the English. It's more common in "Celtic stronghold" than in most of England and could be very common only in Wales and south-eastern coastal Ireland if that! Most English kids hair color ranges from pale-blond to a light medium brown shade, and this probably darkens as they age. Many people confuse a dark-haired Keltic Nord with a North-Atlantid. Many movies also try to potray this imaginary "look", North-Atlantid is an exotic type and is not that common. Outside of Celtic areas, it's very rare.

North Atlantid isn't a major type, but I wouldn't call it uncommon. It is more associated with Western Scotland and parts of Ireland, but it is found in native English too (that is, ones that haven't got their ancestry from elsewhere in the Isles).

[Septentrion]

It is also most likely to find many English people who could classify as North-Atlantid, usually have distant or close ancestry from Wales, Scotland and Ireland. However I'm denying that the type is also found in England among individuals and in Cornwall.