Classify This Greek Swimmer

[Turkophagos]

http://im2a.yupi.gr/y2/icemax_620_35eba40956ae6f996b5403fc04c70b9c.jpg

http://answers.bettor.com/images/Articles/thumbs/extralarge/Spyros-Gianniotis-wins-Mens-10km-Open-Water-swimming-title-Day-two-2011-FINA-World-Championships-84721.jpg

http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-W1HkUBsoNWQ/Tk_CwgdhoRI/AAAAAAAADSs/PeT2yBNMy8c/s1600/806226.jpg

http://www.dimoi-news.gr/images/dimoi/kerkyra.30_1_2012.jpg

http://content-aka.ethnos.gr/filesystem/images/20120509/low/newego_LARGE_t_1101_54061659.JPG

[safinator]

Atlantid + CM

[dralos]

northatlantid/cm

[jerney]

cm+dinarid+alpinid?

idk, he just looks like a reptile

[Útrám]

Dinaricized phalian.

[Turkophagos]

I see Nordid there.

[dralos]

I see Nordid there.
me too thats why northatlantid

[Davy Jones's Locker]

Is that the guy born in Liverpool?

[Turkophagos]

Is that the guy born in Liverpool?

Yeah, how do you know about that?

[Ugo Tognazzi]

Faelid (Cromagnoid) to Dinaric

[kollaps]

Just like the Greek footballer here (http://www.theapricity.com/forum/showthread.php?t=49069&highlight=greek+footballer), he is quite typical for a Greek Epirote blonde. Shows the diversity of the Greek phenotype ;)

[Γέλως]

Just like the Greek footballer here (http://www.theapricity.com/forum/showthread.php?t=49069&highlight=greek+footballer), he is quite typical for a Greek Epirote blonde. Shows the diversity of the Greek phenotype ;)
Seriously?

[kollaps]

Seriously?

Nope, obviously I was joking. I actually think they are both untypical, Viktoras more so because of African admixture.

[D_Sheetz]

Faelid (Cromagnoid) to Dinaric

This sounded the most accurate IMO.

[Davy Jones's Locker]

Yeah, how do you know about that?

I read the sports section of the Daily Telegraph (http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/olympics/torch-relay/9270514/London-2012-Olympics-Spyros-Gianniotis-half-British-and-half-Greek-was-ideal-first-relay-runner.html)

London 2012 Olympics: Spyros Gianniotis, half-British and half-Greek, was ideal first relay runner


And there was little doubt who deserved the honour of being the first runner: Spyros Gianniotis, not just a world champion swimmer, but an athlete whose allegiances can be divided neatly between Greece and Great Britain.

“I have had a really good year with my swimming, winning the world championships but I think they chose me because I was born in Liverpool,” said Gianniotis. “Being half-Greek and half-British worked well with the Games being in London and, honestly, it was the most beautiful day in my life.”

[Turkophagos]

His British mother:


http://a1.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc7/3769_1133232699416_1485242977_316657_7889847_n.jpg

http://a2.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-ash4/3769_1133232739417_1485242977_316658_291546_n.jpg

http://a4.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-ash2/148261_1750024598828_1485242977_1859486_824386_n.j pg

[aherne]

Almost pure steppe type with slight Balkan infusions. As Aryan as it gets. Brown eyes occur sometimes among steppe types, but hair is seldom darker than light brown. What a profile:
http://content-aka.ethnos.gr/filesystem/images/20120509/low/newego_LARGE_t_1101_54061659.JPG