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Discover your exact phenotype in 3D—completely free. 🧬
I built PhenoPlot, a metric-based physical anthropology calculator that uses custom coordinates from craniofacial landmarks. No facial photos or raw DNA data needed.
Try it out here: phenoplot.streamlit.app/ 👇
It seems like you have a fundamentally incorrect view of both the contemporary phenotype community and of basic human anthropology/biology. There are definitely some points to clarify ⬇️
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3. These phenotypes, formed through the biological processes and bottlenecks still appear in modern people due to pleiotropy and linkage disequilibrium which causes some of these traits to come in "chunks" - this is of course not always true though.
Neolithic-Bronze Age qpAdm model of 3 Pre-Norman Medieval Gaelic Irish samples (665AD-1150AD)
︀︀This roughly adds up to 55% Steppe-like DNA, 33% Neolithic Farmer and 12% Western Hunter Gatherer.
︀︀This also proves my theory of the Irish being more Megalithic local EEF.
qpAdm breakdown of 15 Proto-Germanic Jastorf samples from Jutland (412BC-1CE) with their modern distances.
THE JASTORF CULTURE
In 600bc, the Proto-Germanics emerge out of Northern Germany and migrate in every direction, possibly reaching as far as the Netherlands and Romania in a few hundred years.
Full-Res and related Threads below ⬇️
The Jastorf Culture evolves out of various Initial Iron Age cultures on the Lower-Elbe with heavy La-Tene influence. After 200bc, it starts to Transition into the Histsorically Attested groups such as the Cimbri, Teutones, Suebi, Ingvaeones, Irminones, Lugians and Bastarnae.
phenoplot.streamlit.app/
Great tool to get a good idea of your phenotype, very cheap too.
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A potentially better model for Proto Nordid, they require an Eastern Mediterranid source because of their high vaults (tall skulls) relative to EHGs.
For this it chose Pontid and Iranid.
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Dalofaelid isn't a perfect proxy for the EHG/Pre Mediterranid phenotype however, its just simply the best out of the options.
For a perfect proxy I would suggest looking to John Nordid:
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For reference here are some Nordid types using this model:
Proto Nordid = Official Yamnaya/WSH phenotype
Hallstatt = Unetice, Urnfield, Hallstatt phenotype
Keltic Nordid = La Tene, British MBA-IA, France IA phenotype
This is pretty cool, I thought about making a special file for ancestral populations, the major problem would be divergence though.
This is a rather smart workaround though because the samples you used are the most representative modern phenotypes of each ancestral population.
The Scandinavian Viking Phenotype: Trønder ⚔️
Rugged jawlines, high stature & narrower features (Common across Norway/Sweden).
PhenoPlot NNLS model (89.2% fit):
• 55.6% Brunn
• 23.5% Hallstatt
• 20.9% Proto-Nordid
See your phenotypic breakdown:👇
phenoplot.streamlit.app/
The Anglo-Saxon phenotype, characterized by its light pigmentation, robust but harmonious features and prominent cheekbones was described as and now confirmed to be mix of Nordic and Cro-Magnon remains by: phenoplot.streamlit.app/
It's most common in North-Western Europe.
I added facial morphs to the PhenoPlot PCA to make it easier to visualize.
Check it out 👇 phenoplot.streamlit.app/
Yes, the axes capture environmental adaptation.
• Gobid (Top Left): Extreme cold-adaption & lighter pigmentation
• Proto-Nordid (Bottom Left): Temperate-adaption & light pigmentation
• Bambutid (Far Right): Extreme tropical-adaption & dark


































