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Below are 6 skulls. The top-left and top-right ones are Caucasoid skulls, the top-center and bottom-left ones are Sub-Saharan African skulls, and the bottom-center and bottom-right ones are subhuman (also known as East Asian) skulls.
As you can observe, the East Asian craniums are remarkably short from front-to-back, making their faces very flat. The African skulls have the best jawline lengths, ramus thicknesses, and lower third forward projections, but they’re lacking in the projections of their glabellas/browridges, nose bridges, anterior nasal spines, and chins. The Caucasoid skulls have the projected features that the African skulls lack but at the expense of shorter jaws, thinner ramuses, and recessed teeth.
In my opinion, the best-looking African skull is the top-center one and the best-looking Caucasoid skull is the top-right one. I combined these skulls to form the ultimate mixed-race Chad phenotype. I used the best African skull as a base because it has the best cranial dimensions: long length and short height. Here’s the Caucasoid skull’s mogger features on top of the African skull:
This shows how forward-grown the African skull’s dental arches are. The Caucasoid’s lower third is significantly father back and is more downward-grown.
I morphed the Caucasoid pieces to fit the African cranium, forming the ultimate Mulatto mogger:
As you can observe, the East Asian craniums are remarkably short from front-to-back, making their faces very flat. The African skulls have the best jawline lengths, ramus thicknesses, and lower third forward projections, but they’re lacking in the projections of their glabellas/browridges, nose bridges, anterior nasal spines, and chins. The Caucasoid skulls have the projected features that the African skulls lack but at the expense of shorter jaws, thinner ramuses, and recessed teeth.
In my opinion, the best-looking African skull is the top-center one and the best-looking Caucasoid skull is the top-right one. I combined these skulls to form the ultimate mixed-race Chad phenotype. I used the best African skull as a base because it has the best cranial dimensions: long length and short height. Here’s the Caucasoid skull’s mogger features on top of the African skull:
This shows how forward-grown the African skull’s dental arches are. The Caucasoid’s lower third is significantly father back and is more downward-grown.
I morphed the Caucasoid pieces to fit the African cranium, forming the ultimate Mulatto mogger:
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