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Basque has a large Cromagnid component (bigonial width)
Is jaw law?
 
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im part basque and my jaw almost carries me
 
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Why are basque people so damn good at cooking? I don’t understand.
 
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nigga im trash at everything expect for steak
Nigga you’re part basque. Get back to me when you become full basque and your blood isn’t tainted
 
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Nigga you’re part basque. Get back to me when you become full basque and your blood isn’t tainted
talking bout tainted blood when ur indian is crazy
 
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Wish I didn't have a farmer phenotype
 
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Why did you post jreg
 
Why did you post jreg
Because as I see people I break down the ancestral influence in looks. I was looking into internet irony and saw this guy, his demeanor was strange and kinda jewy and looking into him I was right....kind of. I found that he was both Jewish (possibly sephardic) and Basque. Basically Im claiming that his Basque component is what carried his jaw because Basque has alot of well preserved EEF (early european farmer) and WHG (western hunter gatherer.) The WHG component is Cromagnid which have mogger jaws and skulls in general like in the Baltics, Northern Scotland, Iberia, Northern Germany etc.

Basque is classified as Dinaric (armednoid) so the mixture is interesting. On the looksmaxxing aspect, we can see the significance (or insignificance) of jaw, seeing his upper 2/3s is Jewy.
 
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Because as I see people I break down the ancestral influence in looks. I was looking into internet irony and saw this guy, his demeanor was strange and kinda jewy and looking into him I was right....kind of. I found that he was both Jewish (possibly sephardic) and Basque. Basically Im claiming that his Basque component is what carried his jaw because Basque has alot of well preserved EEF (early european farmer) and WHG (western hunter gatherer.) The WHG component is Cromagnid which have mogger jaws and skulls in general like in the Baltics, Northern Scotland, Iberia, Northern Germany etc.

Basque is classified as Dinaric (armednoid) so the mixture is interesting. On the looksmaxxing aspect, we can see the significance (or insignificance) of jaw, seeing his upper 2/3s is Jewy.
could you provide any other insight you have on this, was born there and my entire family is as well, but yeah jaws are very developed in general
 
could you provide any other insight you have on this, was born there and my entire family is as well, but yeah jaws are very developed in general
Not much info other than that Basque has about 15-25% Western Hunter Gatherer ancestry and probably a little bit more Steppe admixture from French Basque.
 
Not much info other than that Basque has about 15-25% Western Hunter Gatherer ancestry and probably a little bit more Steppe admixture from French Basque.

what would be your explanation for me having blonde hair and blue eyes, celtic and germanic genes from contact with basque tribes in the past?
 
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what would be your explanation for me having blonde hair and blue eyes, celtic and germanic genes from contact with basque tribes in the past?
Ethnic Basque are paternally R1B (steppe) but have more maternal autosomal EEF (and a large amount of WHG.) Your pheno is probably from proximity to northern/north western french. You could also just be an outlier.
 
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