What's the likelihood of a child inheriting a high radix?

[NoReedemingFeature]

Irl apart from my mother I've only seen one person with this trait. (This particular height, most people have some height but not to this extent).
Since it's so rare I wonder what's the likelihood of a person inheriting it. Is it recessive?
For example if a white man with this trait were to reproduce with an asian (who don't have any radix height typically) what'd be the likelihood of the half chink offspring coming out with an european radix?

 

[ifyouwannabemylover]

over 9000

 

[NoReedemingFeature]

What a retarded dead forum unwilling to answer what should be a simple question.
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[NoReedemingFeature]

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[Pale God]

What a retarded dead forum unwilling to answer what should be a simple question.
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What I've said in the past too. It's kinda useless if you ask serious questions here since a lot of retarded teenagers who use TikTok invaded this place. And most other users aren't that bright eithee it seems.

I don't know much about this topic or ever thought about it. I have had similar thoughts but I definitely never assumed I could find accurate answers for them.

 

[n9wiff]

They seem to be recessive considering the fact that my brother has a much more protruding radix than I do. Also getting the effect in the picture typically requires a nose with no dorsal hump, protruding glabella and deep set eyes so it's actually a mix of a lot of features.

If someone with these traits were to marry an Asian, they would get eyes as deepset or a strong enough eyebrow ridge/glabella. I live in Asia and over here strong eyebrow ridges among those of east Asian descent are extremely rare, in fact most east Asians have very feminine faces (excluding Koreans). Many of my Chinese friends lack a protruding radix and glabella.

I suspect that exposure to prenatal testosterone can definitely increase and reveal this effect if you have a genetic predisposition to these traits.