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**tipokotap** · 09-17-2010, 03:58 AM

lol wut?

That's brown hair... when I say brown I mean brown not blonde, I would not make such a mistake.
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They look pretty dark compared to most adults i have seen in Finland,sweden, denmark,northern germany/holland. However im still waiting someone to explain what does have to do corded ware component and why the lack of it should be affecting the amount of blonde people in places such as the UK.

I have noted such studies which took place in Finland can take a diferent direction in the UK considering the later received invasions several times by people which different pigmentations and looks, and if we take in consideration conquerors are usually men that can really make a disparity in terms of pigmentation and looks regarding genders. The native briton genes should have stayed more prevalent in the maternal dna sides therefore they would be more expressed in the females rather than the males. Same thing ocuured in many latin american countries where the invaders/settlers were spanish or portuguese conquerors.

09-17-2010, 03:58 AM	#38
tipokotap Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 735 Senior Member	lol wut? That's brown hair... when I say brown I mean brown not blonde, I would not make such a mistake. 960x.jpg 299778.jpeg 1145612730591_291.jpg They look pretty dark compared to most adults i have seen in Finland,sweden, denmark,northern germany/holland. However im still waiting someone to explain what does have to do corded ware component and why the lack of it should be affecting the amount of blonde people in places such as the UK. I have noted such studies which took place in Finland can take a diferent direction in the UK considering the later received invasions several times by people which different pigmentations and looks, and if we take in consideration conquerors are usually men that can really make a disparity in terms of pigmentation and looks regarding genders. The native briton genes should have stayed more prevalent in the maternal dna sides therefore they would be more expressed in the females rather than the males. Same thing ocuured in many latin american countries where the invaders/settlers were spanish or portuguese conquerors.
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