Bratot
Стоик и Машкртник!
Не признавам “Словени“ туку долихокефални.
Етничкото самосознание не е расна карактеристика!
Map 9 The Distribution of the Breadth-Length Index of the Head (Cephalic Index) in Europe (Lundman, 1943)
Head Form—Other Indices
Let us now turn to two other racial characteristics, which obviously have the greatest significance for deciphering the migrations and mixtures of races. For these traits—as far as we can determine—are completely constant or independent of the environment. They evidently show almost no hereditary changes in historical times.
Превод:
Тие очигледно покажуваат дека речиси и да нема наследни промени во историските времиња.
The first anthropological trait is the relation of the height to the length of the cranium, known as the Height-Length Index (H.L.I.)- This is not measurable on living subjects. Map 11 shows the distribution of this index in Europe in
modern times. The Height-Length Index indicates three zones in Europe. These range from a region of low-vaulted crania in West Europe (the British Isles, Scandinavia, Germany, France, and northern Spain) to a region of high-vaulted crania in the western Balkans and Anatolia.
The second anthropological trait is the relation of the height to the breadth of the cranium, known as the Height-Breadth Index (H.B.I.). For the geographical distribution of the Height-Breadth Index, we have only an older map constructed by the author in 1939 and subsequently modified. Map 13 shows the distribution of this index in Europe with three zones indicated. These range from a region of low-broad crania in western Germany, Belgium, France, and northern Spain to a region of high-narrow crania in southeastern Finland, the southeast Balkans, southern Spain and the Mediterranean islands, and across North Africa.
Blood Groups
The distribution of the alleles of the human blood groups in Europe also shows marked regional variations, which are of great interest to anthropologists. This distribution is certainly very old, since the mutation rate of the alleles is evidently very low. Unfortunately, we can study blood groups almost only on living subjects.
Map 13 The Distribution of the Height-Breadth Index of the Skull in Europe (Lundman, 1939).
http://carnby.altervista.org/lundraces/lundman-races1.htm
И ова погоре дефинитивно ја потонува и твојата последна шанса за замајување со цитати.
- Доликокефалните народи не се исклучиво “Словените“
- Исто како и Македонците не се единствениот брахикефален народ.
- Утврдено е дека брахикефалните се автохтони и далеку позастапени на територијата на Македонија.
- Инцидентните појави на туѓ антрополошки материјал не претставува доказ за масовно населување ниту утврдува нивна припадност.
Етничкото самосознание не е расна карактеристика!

Map 9 The Distribution of the Breadth-Length Index of the Head (Cephalic Index) in Europe (Lundman, 1943)

Head Form—Other Indices
Let us now turn to two other racial characteristics, which obviously have the greatest significance for deciphering the migrations and mixtures of races. For these traits—as far as we can determine—are completely constant or independent of the environment. They evidently show almost no hereditary changes in historical times.
Превод:
Тие очигледно покажуваат дека речиси и да нема наследни промени во историските времиња.
The first anthropological trait is the relation of the height to the length of the cranium, known as the Height-Length Index (H.L.I.)- This is not measurable on living subjects. Map 11 shows the distribution of this index in Europe in
modern times. The Height-Length Index indicates three zones in Europe. These range from a region of low-vaulted crania in West Europe (the British Isles, Scandinavia, Germany, France, and northern Spain) to a region of high-vaulted crania in the western Balkans and Anatolia.

The second anthropological trait is the relation of the height to the breadth of the cranium, known as the Height-Breadth Index (H.B.I.). For the geographical distribution of the Height-Breadth Index, we have only an older map constructed by the author in 1939 and subsequently modified. Map 13 shows the distribution of this index in Europe with three zones indicated. These range from a region of low-broad crania in western Germany, Belgium, France, and northern Spain to a region of high-narrow crania in southeastern Finland, the southeast Balkans, southern Spain and the Mediterranean islands, and across North Africa.
Blood Groups
The distribution of the alleles of the human blood groups in Europe also shows marked regional variations, which are of great interest to anthropologists. This distribution is certainly very old, since the mutation rate of the alleles is evidently very low. Unfortunately, we can study blood groups almost only on living subjects.


И ова погоре дефинитивно ја потонува и твојата последна шанса за замајување со цитати.