Is Dinaro+med a common phenotype in Germany

[New brother]

75% of my origin is German and I am that.

[omidjahan]

Answear: NO

[reboun]

I don't think so.

[Eurafricanid]

You're not Dinaro-Med, btw, you're Atlanto-Med + Dinarid, that's a different combination, Dinaro-Med is a mix of Dinarid and several east and west Med types.
Your type (and any other combination of Med and Dinarid) is not common in Germany, but it can occur, especially in southern Germany and Austria, it's generally a (defining) characteristic of Italians, not germans.

[Batavia]

Dinarid is pretty common in southern Germany, Mediterranid does not occur so often.

[Batavia]

The Dinarids from Balkan have a broad face mostly, the german ones tend to have a narrow one.

[Thorn]

No, but Norid (Dinarid + Nordid) is common.

[New brother]

Although I think it's alpinid over my head.

[Sacrificed Ram]

North Pontid is something dinariform, and it is almost the core of germans.

https://i.pinimg.com/originals/a0/00/b4/a000b457938a8984862ca41f7910cdb4.jpg

https://physicalanthropologywiki.fandom.com/wiki/North_Pontid
https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/the-races-of-the-world/images/2/28/05E2491C-FAC8-440A-BC5B-DCD4E09B6C18.jpeg/revision/latest?cb=20230303150637

[Batavia]

No, but Norid (Dinarid + Nordid) is common.

Norids are lighter pigmented Dinarids.

[Barba]

No, it's not
That 25% played a role in your case

[Kenshiro]

It may exist in areas such as Austria and southern Germany, but it is still quite atypical, for obvious reasons it is more frequent in Italy and in the southern Balkans, i honestly think also in South French it's not so uncommon