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The Pallantidoid seem to be missing
It's native to the south-eastern valley regions of Norway.
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Hey all. I'm the creator.
It is getting more complete every day. Currently I have all from A to N. Soon it will be complete (for males at least).
http://www.humanphenotypes.com/mixer.html
Thank you, fixed.
I oriented on the SNPA, glossary and similar sites. You have an alternative source?
http://www.theapricity.com/snpa/index2.htm
Thank you. I had to make several attempts again and again until it looked Nordid the way it's supposed to
Ture. Like Troender and Anglo Saxon are not the same. But I included them in the same type. I oriented on Agrippas approach here:
http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/338/races2jx6.jpg
http://www.forumbiodiversity.com/sho...r-Unterteilung
Thank you. The site was updated after I saw your comment today. I fixed this issue together with the help of XtraXavier.
True. It was forumulated in a confusing way. Another guy already raised this issue and it was fixed 2 weeks ago.
Any further comments to improve the site / correct mistakes are welcome.
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^Thank you for your work. Must have consumed a lot of time. The phenotype mixer is very interesting.
Roughly,
Nordid + Brunn = Tronder
Nordid + Borreby = Anglo-Saxon
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Don't know if it's Coon's, but according to the SNPA website it's roughly it, not exactly though.
Anglo-Saxon
TronderOrigins:
Iron Age Hallstatt Nordid altered by mixture with Cro-Magnid and probably additional Corded elements. The influence of a Borreby or similar brachycephalic strain may be of secondary importance.
Origins:
In the Upper Paleolithic, parts of the Scandinavian Peninsula were inhabited by large-framed, robust Cro-Magnids, similar to the modern Dalo-Falid and "Brünn" varieties. As time passed, continual interbreeding with later (and perhaps earlier) arrivals contributed to a decrease in the number of "pure" populations of this type (yet relatively unaltered forms may be found e.g. in certain mountain isolates, and individuals nearly everywehere in Scandinavia do not seldom recapitulate fully Cro-Magnid features). (...)
Description:
The Trønder is a variable strain, ranging in type from large, Irish-looking Cro-Magnid individuals (cf. Brünn) and tall, slender Battle-Axe survivors (Corded type), to almost completely Nordid populations (to the point at which it is more sensible to talk about Trønder-influenced Nordids).
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Yes, especially to collect the pictures. But it was a lot of fun and I learned a lot about different people of the whole world. The phenotype mixer is now completed by a script (overall roughly 8000 morphs will be possible - a lot of room for experimentation). Still I manage to add only about 10 types a day to the mixer.
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I had an idea. I might try creating a morph of my own face with a few good images. Then i will use morphthing to compare them to the morphs on this (very good) website. Can assume that the mix that produces the least altered results is closest to my phenotype, although this doesn't really take profile into account.
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NICE!
Atlanto-Brünn:
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Me + Kelto-Brunn:
Me + Tronder:
Me + Anglo-Saxon:
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