1 There are two levels of detail: On the meta-level 38 basic types are described, that were sometimes called human "subraces". On the detailed level more than 200 local varieties are shown.

In the links below are illustrations of some basic anthropometric traits and some technical terms used in the phenotype descriptions. For better understanding, it is recommended to go through this overview …

Human diversity may be relevant for health, nutrition, society, sports, and skills. The current research adds much information about genetic differences, but little about phenotypic differences.

Nordid - Human Phenotypes ... Nordid Nordid

Click on the map to roughly see typical native types of a region. For more accurate info on type distributions please refer to the maps in the type descriptions.

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Description: Nordid proper, resembles the Iron Age remains of the Austrian village of Hallstatt. Most common among Swedes and South Norwegians. Frequent in England, Northern Germany, …

Mediterranid Mediterranid

Capoid Strandlooper (Khoid, Sanid) Khoid Khoid (Khoid) Sandawe (Khoid, Bantuid, Ethiopid) Sanid Kalaharid (Sanid) Karroid (Sanid) Negroid Katangid (Bantuid, Khoid) Hadza (Khoid, Bambutid, …

Sinid - Human Phenotypes ... Sinid Sinid