Why can Udmurts, Uyghurs and even Polynesians have red hair but not Finns?

[gianmarioricco1]

Just wondering y know.

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[gianmarioricco1]

Samoan (duh) pro wrestler, red beard.https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20210712/0a260eb81415bf452541d40a13761d9b.jpg

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[Ayetooey]

Why single out Finns? Red hair is incredibly rare in almost all of Europe. Even in Britain only a few percent of people have it. Red hair isn’t an indication of Europeanness or something; probably these populations had some sexual selection or bottlenecking of genes.

[Lemminkäinen]

Although red hair is rare in Finland, it still exists. Red beard is somewhat more common.

[Komintasavalta]

Reddish hair was actually a characteristic of Eickstedt's Fenno-Nordid type (https://www.theapricity.com/earlson/race/nordish.htm):


The third and final type was the _fenno-nordische Unterrasse_ (Fenno-Nordic subrace). This subrace is characterised as having reddish-blond hair, "water-blue eyes" (_wasserblau Augen_), an angular body-build and often, quite broad heads. According to Eickstedt, this type is more common in Eastern, rather than Western Europe, particularly amongst the Finnic tribes, hence its name.

Eickstedt's Fenno-Nordid type was not a classical Nordid type in Coon's sense of a depigmented Mediterranean type, but it was his equivalent of a type like East Baltid, which was characteristic of Baltic Finnic peoples and Volga Finns.

There's even Khanty who have red hair:

https://i.ibb.co/JqpGdfT/RY-0753-29-P.jpg
https://www.arcticphoto.com/gallery2/arctic/peoples/khanty/ry0753-29.htm
"RY.0753-29: Kristina Neyva, a Khanty woman, leading two reindeer calves at their summer pastures in the Polar Ural Mountains. Yamal, Western Siberia, Russia."

https://i.ibb.co/k0FkbwZ/RY-0950-24-P.jpg
https://www.arcticphoto.com/mobile/supergal/ry/ry09/ry0950-24.htm
"RY.0950-24: Maria, a young Khanty woman, rocks her baby, Zhana, in a traditional cradle at a fishing camp on the River Ob. Yamal, Western Siberia."

[gianmarioricco1]

Reddish hair was actually a characteristic of Eickstedt's Fenno-Nordid type (https://www.theapricity.com/earlson/race/nordish.htm):


The third and final type was the _fenno-nordische Unterrasse_ (Fenno-Nordic subrace). This subrace is characterised as having reddish-blond hair, "water-blue eyes" (_wasserblau Augen_), an angular body-build and often, quite broad heads. According to Eickstedt, this type is more common in Eastern, rather than Western Europe, particularly amongst the Finnic tribes, hence its name.

Eickstedt's Fenno-Nordid type was not a classical Nordid type in Coon's sense of a depigmented Mediterranean type, but it was his equivalent of a type like East Baltid, which was characteristic of Baltic Finnic peoples and Volga Finns.

There's even Khanty who have red hair:

https://i.ibb.co/JqpGdfT/RY-0753-29-P.jpg
https://www.arcticphoto.com/gallery2/arctic/peoples/khanty/ry0753-29.htm
"RY.0753-29: Kristina Neyva, a Khanty woman, leading two reindeer calves at their summer pastures in the Polar Ural Mountains. Yamal, Western Siberia, Russia."

https://i.ibb.co/k0FkbwZ/RY-0950-24-P.jpg
https://www.arcticphoto.com/mobile/supergal/ry/ry09/ry0950-24.htm
"RY.0950-24: Maria, a young Khanty woman, rocks her baby, Zhana, in a traditional cradle at a fishing camp on the River Ob. Yamal, Western Siberia."Ok, i stand corrected lol.

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