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Now if you tell me chile is 30% Amerindian ..that could be
I see Peruvians daily..none of them looks spanish, or whatever European or black.
They look Amerindians and or sometimes it's hard to distinguish them from south East Asians like thailandeses..they look similar.
Also exuadorians are 70% or more Amerindians.
This are the South American immigrants in Italy. Never seen one that look ad indeed with Spanish and or European ancestry.
They look precisely like ancient incas
Most Georgians are pretty pale. Why do some people think they are darker? I haven't been to Georgia, but there are many of them in Russia . Their skin colour doesn't really seem different than that of other people. Maybe they have adapted to the colder climate! (jk )
Yes I don't disagree that there quite a few Georgians who are pale-skinned, though many of them have also acquired Russian (East Slavic) admixture as well. Since those nations are neighbors have also shared some history. However even in Russia, they know that the people of the Caucasus are usually darker than the average "Nordic/Northern European-looking" Russian.
According to the National Geographic Genographic Project results released in 2012, fairly recently. The Mediterranean genetical component was found to be highest among Caucasoids from the following regions; the Levant, North Africa, Southern Europe, the Caucasus and Iran. Amongs Georgians, the Mediterranean genetical component frequency was found to be at 61%. This is higher than most countries of Southern Europe (Spain, Portugal, Italy, Greece and Bulgaria). European populations laying at a more northern latitude have lower frequencies of Mediterranean gene, though it is present in every European population.
Now if you tell me chile is 30% Amerindian ..that could be
I see Peruvians daily..none of them looks spanish, or whatever European or black.
They look Amerindians and or sometimes it's hard to distinguish them from south East Asians like thailandeses..they look similar.
Also exuadorians are 70% or more Amerindians.
This are the South American immigrants in Italy. Never seen one that look ad indeed with Spanish and or European ancestry.
They look precisely like ancient incas
The average Peruvian has a much higher Native American/Amerindian ancestry than most other Latinos. Their average European ancestry frequency is 32% Europoid/Caucasoid. They are definitely not as European as the people of Spain or Italy or France who were probably the first white colonists of that country.
Peruvians living in the highlands are 95% Native American/Amerindian!
Now if you tell me chile is 30% Amerindian ..that could be
I see Peruvians daily..none of them looks spanish, or whatever European or black.
They look Amerindians and or sometimes it's hard to distinguish them from south East Asians like thailandeses..they look similar.
Also exuadorians are 70% or more Amerindians.
This are the South American immigrants in Italy. Never seen one that look ad indeed with Spanish and or European ancestry.
They look precisely like ancient incas
Julia, only 37% are Amerindian. The rest are mixed race, except a few percent who are only white or black. If you want to go by what you see, then to me Perú is 99% mestizo, not Amerindian. You are confusing what you see for reality.
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Originally Posted by saxonwold
The average Peruvian has a much higher Native American/Amerindian ancestry than most other Latinos. Their average European ancestry frequency is 32% Europoid/Caucasoid. They are definitely not as European as the people of Spain or Italy or France who were probably the first white colonists of that country.
Peruvians living in the highlands are 95% Native American/Amerindian!
Julia seems to think that the entire country of Perú is 95% Amerindian only. Not true at all. Regionally in the Andes, maybe. But in Trujillo or Lima, where the vast majority of the population lives, it's not 95%
Here in Portugal that is not the case. People in real life are much darker than on TV, there is a kind of racism just like in Brazil, where most people in soaps are much lighter-skinned than the average Brazilian.
And there are a lot of women with black or dark brown hair who die it blond. One can often see it at the hair roots, when their black hair grows back. After all, they don't die it every day
(Singers Gwen Stefani and Shakira are also naturally dark-haired, but known for their blond hair.)
Brazil no have "average people".... this is São Paulo.
Europe in some place is no more majority white.. But I would like integration in Europe. Not segregation.
I see segregation in Italy on extra europeans immigrants.
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. Their skin colour doesn't really seem different than that of other people. Maybe they have adapted to the colder climate! (jk 
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