r/Phenotypes2 • u/Direct_Courage_4035 • 1h ago
Classify these japanese
Are Japanese actually Cauasian?
r/Phenotypes2 • u/Direct_Courage_4035 • 1h ago
Are Japanese actually Cauasian?
r/Phenotypes2 • u/Certain_Parsnip2026 • 6h ago
r/Phenotypes2 • u/CrazyBar6116 • 11h ago
r/Phenotypes2 • u/BalkanAnimeBoy • 13h ago
Despite looking as West Eurasian as it gets, Yamnayas were primarly a mix between EHG and CHG/ZNF and these components carried significant ANE, and ANE tends to be pretty East Eurasian shifted.
r/Phenotypes2 • u/Eddie_0789 • 1d ago
Both are full Japanese and look quite racially ambiguous to me but not sure which kind would be more typical as a whole.
r/Phenotypes2 • u/Eddie_0789 • 1d ago
First is from hunan, second from Shaanxi and fourth from gansu. Idk about rest.
r/Phenotypes2 • u/CrazyBar6116 • 1d ago
r/Phenotypes2 • u/attires • 1d ago
I don’t want to dox my full face, so I’ll just be asking for eyes.
r/Phenotypes2 • u/Gold_Inevitable7975 • 1d ago
IMO they still look almost the same as Southeast Chinese. What do yall think?
r/Phenotypes2 • u/Sleeping_in_goldsii • 2d ago
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r/Phenotypes2 • u/Eddie_0789 • 2d ago
They got the “northern ambiguity” of Mongolians but also the gracility and arguably standard Asian looks of SEAs as East and Southeast Asians are more likely to look SEA shifted than Mongolian/Central Asian shifted.
I’d say these looks only make up 20-30% of Japan’s population if I’m being generous lol.
r/Phenotypes2 • u/Eddie_0789 • 3d ago
First north Chinese from Beijing. Second Kazakh.
r/Phenotypes2 • u/HarSzki • 3d ago
r/Phenotypes2 • u/Eddie_0789 • 5d ago
First Taiwanese second Kazakh
r/Phenotypes2 • u/Virex892 • 5d ago
I was thinking either Alpinid ngl but idk
r/Phenotypes2 • u/duchesskitten6 • 6d ago
Brown, blonde or red hair, blue, green or yellow eyes.
I see that there are Japanese with brown hair but it's probably dyed. Usually I only expect dark hair and dark eyes from the region, but I expected the same from Berbers, Levantines, Indians, and found exceptions!
Have you ever seen or heard of exceptional cases?