Baltids in Western Europe?

[Carnyx]

Is it possible to encounter the Baltid type in Western Europe and in France for instance? How is it common, especially in Western France and on the Atlantic cost? I assume it must be rare but let's imagine. How this sub-race could have came there? With Germanic invasions? I know it makes a lot of questions. I didn't find much things about the possibility of westward moving of this type, that's whay I ask. Thanks in advance.

[Agrippa]

Everything is possible, but typical Baltids should occur only in a very low frequency, most "pseudo-Baltid" looking people should be Borreby/Alpinoids with other admixture. Similar tendencies of reduction can lead to a similar look of robust Alpinoids, especially if they have admixture from light Nordid type. In general Baltid is just the secondary option for Western Europe, even if there are superficial similarities, as long as there are no recent immigrants for me.
Though I just have to think about the Kelly family and their "look"..

[Carnyx]

Everything is possible, but typical Baltids should occur only in a very low frequency, most "pseudo-Baltid" looking people should be Borreby/Alpinoids with other admixture.

Hmm, yes it's more frequent eastward. In fact, I don't really recognise the Baltid features in some persons I've seen but, they seem to have large faces and some sort of slanted little eyes (without recent admixture). Besides, the nose is not concave and they are not blond and blue/grey eyed as Baltids should be.

Similar tendencies of reduction can lead to a similar look of robust Alpinoids, especially if they have admixture from light Nordid type. In general Baltid is just the secondary option for Western Europe, even if there are superficial similarities, as long as there are no recent immigrants for me.

Interesting. Does it work for women as well? With strong face and jaw and oblique eyes that seem slanted in old age. Far less pretty than Baltids to be honest. Could the eyes be a UP trait?

Though I just have to think about the Kelly family and their "look"..

Indeed, characteristic look. They definitely don't look like the individuals I'm refering to.

[Agrippa]

Extreme Alpinids can show Mongoliform features too. This fact lead to the conclusion they were an "ostisch" or even "Asian" race in the past by some. However, ancient Mongolid admixture shouldnt be excluded at least in individuals and the persistence of an infantile epicanthus exists all over Europe probably because of different reasons.

[Carnyx]

Could be, I don't deny it, however ancient Mongolid admixture is not likely in this part of Europe. It would have been eastern France, I'd have think twice. But the Huns didn't go on the Atlantic coast from what I know. Plus, no prognatism is present. Thanks.