Comparison of pigmentation of selected anthropological regional types in Eastern Europe (the lower the eye or hair color coefficient, the lighter it is)
Pigment trend:-
1) Karelians and Veps, IP 10
2) Estonians, IP 14
3) Russians, IP 21
4) Latvians, IP 22
5) Finns and Swedes of southwestern Finland, IP 24
6) Lithuanians, IP 25
7) Komi, IP 30
8) Erzya, IP 32
9) Belarusians, IP 36
10) Mokshans, IP 42
11) Ukrainians, IP 46
12) Tatars, Bessermen, Chuvash, Bashkirs IP 58-65
13) Moldovans and Gagauz, IP 64
IP – pigmentation index
Special thanks to the channel Russian History for providing this classification, which systematized data on pigmentation from various anthropological studies on Eastern Europe.
Conclusion:-Top 3 lightest populations in eastern europe are
1.Balto-FinnsList of references
2.Estonians
3.Russian Slavs
Anthropology of Eastern Slavs (Russians, Ukrainians, Belarusians)
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The Origin and Ethnic History of the Russian People Based on Anthropological Data. — Moscow: Science, 1965.
2. Debets G. F.
Paleoanthropology of the USSR. — Moscow; Leningrad: Publishing House of the USSR Academy of Sciences, 1948.
3. Alekseeva T. I. (ed.)
Eastern Slavs. Anthropology and Ethnic History. — 2nd ed. — Moscow: Scientific World, 2002.
4. Alekseev V. P.
The Origin of the Peoples of Eastern Europe (a craniological study). — Moscow: Science, 1969.
5. Alekseeva T. I.
The Ethnogenesis of Eastern Slavs Based on Anthropological Data. — Moscow: Moscow State University Press, 1973.
6. Deryabin V. E.
Ethnic Anthropology of Modern Slavic Peoples of Eastern Europe. A Multidimensional Quantitative Study. — Moscow, 2001 (deposited in VINITI).
7. Deryabin V. E.
Modern Eastern Slavic Peoples. — In: Eastern Slavs. Anthropology and Ethnic History. — Moscow, 2002. — P. 30–59.
8. Dyachenko V. D.
The Anthropological Composition of the Ukrainian People. — Kyiv: Scientific Thought, 1965.
9. Dolinova N. A.
Dermatoglyphics of Eastern Slavs. — In: Eastern Slavs. Anthropology and Ethnic History. — Moscow, 1999/2002.
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Ethnic Odontology of Eastern Slavs. — In: Ethnic Odontology of the USSR. — Moscow: Science, 1979.
11. Vitov M. V.
Anthropological Data as a Source for the History of the Colonization of the Russian North. — Moscow: Moscow State University Press, 1997.
12. Mikulich A. I.
Belarusians in the Genetic Space. Anthropology of an Ethnos. — Minsk: Technology, 2005.
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Anthropology of Belarus in Studies of the Late 19th – Mid-20th Centuries. — Minsk: Belarusian Science, 2017.
Сравнение пигментации выделенных антропологических региональных типов в Восточной Европе (чем ниже коэффициент цвета глаз или волос тем светлее)
Самые светлые народы:
1) Карелы и Вепсы, IP 10
2) Эстонцы, IP 14
3) Русские, IP 21
4) Латыши, IP 22
5) Финны и Шведы юго-запада Финляндии, IP 24
6) Литовцы, IP 25
7) Коми, IP 30
8) Эрзя, IP 32
9) Белорусы, IP 36
10) Мокшане, IP 42
11) Украинцы, IP 46
12) Татары, Бессермяне, Чуваши, Башкиры IP 58-65
13) Молдоване и Гагаузы, IP 64
IP – индекс пигментации
За предоставленную классификации отдельная благодарность каналу Русская история, систематизировавшему данные по пигментации из разных антропологических работ по Восточной Европе
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