Post by Διαμονδ on Nov 25, 2017 12:07:11 GMT
Racial appearance of Poles in comparison with other nations!
Pigmentation
"All parts of Poland except the South, along the Carpathian foothills, fall into the lighter pigment area of Europe. The skin is almost uniformly light, except in the South: the most common color of hair - from medium to dark brown and dark ash-light. The percentage of truly fair hair is as great here as in Scandinavia and the eyes are predominantly light-mixed, with gray shades common. Brown eyes seldom exceed 10%, except for the southern mountainous areas. Pigmentation of the population in total Nordic shades and intensity." K. Kuhn, "Races Of Europe"
The proportion of blondes (9-26 on the old scale Fischer)
Poles: 20,6%
The Latvians: 24,7%
Russian: 22,2%
The Swedes Of Finland: 21.3 Percent
Belarusians: 15,6%
Ukrainian: 8,7%
Eye color (on the Bunak scale light-mixed-dark)
Polyakov: 50% - 40.7% - 9.3%
Latvians: 58.7% - 38.5% - 2.8%
Swedes of Finland: 64.9% - 31.2% - 3.9%
Russians: 45% - 49.9% - 5.1%
Belarusians: 51.4% - 39.9% - 8.7%
Ukrainians: 36.4% - 55.8% - 7.8%
Poles lighter than Ukrainians on the Polish-Ukrainian Borderlands (although it is the southern regions of Poland, which are more dark ).
"South Poles, as far as can be judged according to the obtained materials, in anthropological terms, close to the Carpathian population, but in some areas occurs and Valdai component that extends to the neighboring territory of Ukraine. In General, a number of studies, the Polish population of the Ukrainian-Polish borderland, as a rule, somewhat brighter than the neighbouring Ukrainian..."
(Dyachenko V. D. Anthropological composition of the Ukrainian people.)
Unlike Russian, which are characterized by only 4 of the 6 European races (CM, Nordic, East Baltic and Mediterranean), the Poles are widely represented all six with different ratio depending on the region.
In this case, as in Russian, people are Cromanid and Nordid.
Pigmentation
"All parts of Poland except the South, along the Carpathian foothills, fall into the lighter pigment area of Europe. The skin is almost uniformly light, except in the South: the most common color of hair - from medium to dark brown and dark ash-light. The percentage of truly fair hair is as great here as in Scandinavia and the eyes are predominantly light-mixed, with gray shades common. Brown eyes seldom exceed 10%, except for the southern mountainous areas. Pigmentation of the population in total Nordic shades and intensity." K. Kuhn, "Races Of Europe"
The proportion of blondes (9-26 on the old scale Fischer)
Poles: 20,6%
The Latvians: 24,7%
Russian: 22,2%
The Swedes Of Finland: 21.3 Percent
Belarusians: 15,6%
Ukrainian: 8,7%
Eye color (on the Bunak scale light-mixed-dark)
Polyakov: 50% - 40.7% - 9.3%
Latvians: 58.7% - 38.5% - 2.8%
Swedes of Finland: 64.9% - 31.2% - 3.9%
Russians: 45% - 49.9% - 5.1%
Belarusians: 51.4% - 39.9% - 8.7%
Ukrainians: 36.4% - 55.8% - 7.8%
Poles lighter than Ukrainians on the Polish-Ukrainian Borderlands (although it is the southern regions of Poland, which are more dark ).
"South Poles, as far as can be judged according to the obtained materials, in anthropological terms, close to the Carpathian population, but in some areas occurs and Valdai component that extends to the neighboring territory of Ukraine. In General, a number of studies, the Polish population of the Ukrainian-Polish borderland, as a rule, somewhat brighter than the neighbouring Ukrainian..."
(Dyachenko V. D. Anthropological composition of the Ukrainian people.)
Unlike Russian, which are characterized by only 4 of the 6 European races (CM, Nordic, East Baltic and Mediterranean), the Poles are widely represented all six with different ratio depending on the region.
In this case, as in Russian, people are Cromanid and Nordid.
