Classify Norwegian politician

[RN97]

where does he fit best?
http://i.imgur.com/gs5xjLV.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/OXLV4kT.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/kYOQkSj.jpg

[Sekkmer]

Strandid + Borreby

[cosmoo]

Yeah, like you would say Strandid if you didn't know he was Norwegian...
The guy is Alpine with a bit of CM.

[RN97]

Yeah, like you would say Strandid if you didn't know he was Norwegian...
The guy is Alpine with a bit of CM.

strandid is Scandinavian alpine, it's like gorid is for eastern Europe.

[Sekkmer]

http://kepfeltoltes.hu/160905/location1_www.kepfeltoltes.hu_.gif

[kiko]

Alpine

[Hungarian_master]

Dark Borreby.

[Jackson78]

Yeah, like you would say Strandid if you didn't know he was Norwegian...
The guy is Alpine with a bit of CM.

+1

[cosmoo]

strandid is Scandinavian alpine, it's like gorid is for eastern Europe.

It is very poorly defined type, just like Gorid, and not clearly separated from standard Alpine. Strandid and Gorid, however, gained popularity in anthroforum classifying, despite the fact that most of relevant anthropologists never used those types in their typologies.

[Wrong]

Jew

[RN97]

It is very poorly defined type, just like Gorid, and not clearly separated from standard Alpine. Strandid and Gorid, however, gained popularity in anthroforum classifying, despite the fact that most of relevant anthropologists never used those types in their typologies.

You can just say alpine and it's as correct. I mean there is not a huge difference between gorid, reg. alpine and strandid. Pure alpines are rare either way, however I think most people see the difference between the three. It's just like balkan borreby and borreby.

[cosmoo]

You can just say alpine and it's as correct. I mean there is not a huge difference between gorid, reg. alpine and strandid. Pure alpines are rare either way, however I think most people see the difference between the three. It's just like balkan borreby and borreby.

Alpines are common enough in Europe, and individuals that are classified as "Gorids" or "Strandids" on anthrofora most often metrically fall into Alpines. It's just that people learn from retarded sources like anthroforums or SNPA.
"Balkan Borreby"? :picard2: Are you kidding me?
No such thing as "Balkan Borreby" exists. No anthropologist ever mentioned "Balkan Borreby" type. Never ever. Besides that, Borreby type is only found in very small area of Balkan, i.e. Montenegro with its surroundings. It's that retarded anthroforum visitors classify all slightly robust Alpines as "Borreby". Borreby type found in Montenegro differs by nothing from other Borrebies, and it sure as hell isn't common in rest of Balkans at all, so stop with retarded internet-expert inventions, please.