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The history of this phenotype (...) 03/28/26(Sat)12:34:45 No.18408307
The history of this phenotype in Europe Anonymous 03/28/26(Sat)12:34:45 No.18408307 Archived
How common has this phenotype been in your particular european region throughout history and in the present?
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Anonymous
03/28/26(Sat)12:54:19 No.18408326
Anonymous 03/28/26(Sat)12:54:19 No.18408326
>>18408307
It's the kind of pheno which is memed as exclusively Germanic, yet mostly seen in Belarus, Western Russia, Northern Ukraine, Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia.
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03/28/26(Sat)16:35:22 No.18408591
Anonymous 03/28/26(Sat)16:35:22 No.18408591
>>18408326
St. Olga phenotype is scandi, not german.
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