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throway2 • Fengshui Professional Posts: 206 Likes: 28 Ethnic Heritage: hmongid Gender Identity: austronesian	Post by throway2 on Apr 30, 2023 0:41:57 GMT Shittons of Burmese Mons in this video Many/most of them have this wide, big cheekbones face, especially the females? (females are better to use for developing country elderly because malnourished males can end up more narrowfaced than expected)

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throway2 • Fengshui Professional Posts: 206 Likes: 28 Ethnic Heritage: hmongid Gender Identity: austronesian	Post by throway2 on Apr 30, 2023 1:00:22 GMT Group of Kuy girls

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throway2 • Fengshui Professional Posts: 206 Likes: 28 Ethnic Heritage: hmongid Gender Identity: austronesian	Post by throway2 on Apr 30, 2023 1:01:08 GMT Another group of Kuy girls

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throway2 • Fengshui Professional Posts: 206 Likes: 28 Ethnic Heritage: hmongid Gender Identity: austronesian	Post by throway2 on Apr 30, 2023 1:07:17 GMT Tony Jaa He is visibly AASI-admixed, but we can still compare him to this Mongolian man: imgur.com/a/zh3jiA0

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throway2 • Fengshui Professional Posts: 206 Likes: 28 Ethnic Heritage: hmongid Gender Identity: austronesian	Post by throway2 on Apr 30, 2023 1:13:18 GMT Group of viets

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throway2 • Fengshui Professional Posts: 206 Likes: 28 Ethnic Heritage: hmongid Gender Identity: austronesian	Post by throway2 on Apr 30, 2023 1:17:58 GMT okarinaofsteiner For once I agree with MNOPS, bottom doesn't look "Austroasiatic", even if that face morph is found in more genetically "northern" populations like Trans-Himalayans (both Sinitic and non-Sinitic) and Hmong-Mien speakers who are speculated to have ancient Austroasiatic-like admixture. But I agree with your overall point that none of these phenotypes are more "West Guangdong" than the others. That kid's face is very common in Austroasiatic speakers, especially ones with less Igorot-like admix.

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throway2 • Fengshui Professional Posts: 206 Likes: 28 Ethnic Heritage: hmongid Gender Identity: austronesian	Post by throway2 on Apr 30, 2023 1:23:17 GMT Young Mlabri people now have larger faces than Google images malnourished ones

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throway2 • Fengshui Professional Posts: 206 Likes: 28 Ethnic Heritage: hmongid Gender Identity: austronesian	Post by throway2 on Apr 30, 2023 1:28:23 GMT All of the Austroasiatic speakers have some upper yellow river-like component mixed with mostly LAO_LN_BA, but not necessarily something eastern SEA/Igorot-like. Eastern SEA/Igorot-like components are hence alien to western SEA, and associated phenotypes should not be used in assessment of western SEA phenotypes

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shirvanshah • Tea Botany Expert Posts: 134 Likes: 29 Gender Identity: Ace	Post by shirvanshah on Apr 30, 2023 1:36:24 GMT Apr 30, 2023 1:28:23 GMT throway2 said: View Attachment All of the Austroasiatic speakers have some upper yellow river-like component mixed with mostly LAO_LN_BA, but not necessarily something eastern SEA/Igorot-like. Eastern SEA/Igorot-like components are hence alien to western SEA, and associated phenotypes should not be used in assessment of western SEA phenotypes Include Khmer_Thailand, Htin, Khmer_Cambodia, Nyah_Kur, Blang, Karen_Sgaw (they are majority Austroasiatic despite speaking Sino-Tibetan), Javanese and Balinese (they are mostly Austroasiatic despite speaking Austronesian) in to the runs as well. You need to add a Dai/Tai-Kadai component into the run. The Upper Yellow stuff should decrease.

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throway2 • Fengshui Professional Posts: 206 Likes: 28 Ethnic Heritage: hmongid Gender Identity: austronesian	Post by throway2 on Apr 30, 2023 1:48:38 GMT Apr 30, 2023 1:36:24 GMT shirvanshah said: Apr 30, 2023 1:28:23 GMT throway2 said: Include Khmer_Thailand, Htin, Khmer_Cambodia, Blang, Karen_Sgaw (they are majority Austroasiatic despite speaking Sino-Tibetan), Javanese and Balinese (they are mostly Austroasiatic despite speaking Austronesian) in to the runs as well. You need to add a Dai/Tai-Kadai component into the run. The Upper Yellow stuff should decrease. I'll add these later, but here's the run with Austroasiatic populations and Dai sources: Doesn't seem to do much at all, except for taking out the Igorot. From linguistic and cultural evidence, it seems that Tai-Kradais were inherently a mixed population of some western SEA-like group living in SW China (probably along the cline of something Wa-like), and something Austronesian-like. (mnopsc1b loves going on about this). Dai seems to take an equal component out of the Wa/Mlabri LAO_LN and Upper Yellow River sources, which is probably due to shared shifts in the inherent LAO_LN/Upper Yellow River already inherent in Dai. But it would seem that the "Igorot-like" component brought to continental SEA was more similar to what is found in Dais than what is directly in Taiwan or the northern Phillipines... BTW my guess is that the Upper Yellow River-like affinity in western SEA groups could be very ancient and likely not even all necessarily related to direct TB admixture.

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utuwutu2000 • Architectural Master Posts: 55 Likes: 40	Post by utuwutu2000 on Apr 30, 2023 2:17:28 GMT You guy, not long after being kicked out, ran here to 🤭🤣🤣 The ancestors of the Hlai and Zhuang ethnic groups have heard that they come from the East SEA-like group. Why don't you give it a try? The Dai people have moved too west

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uisashi • Tea Botany Expert Posts: 118 Likes: 24	Post by uisashi on Apr 30, 2023 2:35:23 GMT Isn't a common Chinese stereotype that people in Guangdong and Guangxi have large cheekbones and deep set eyes? Tbh this is obviously true?

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shirvanshah • Tea Botany Expert Posts: 134 Likes: 29 Gender Identity: Ace	Post by shirvanshah on Apr 30, 2023 3:04:30 GMT Apr 30, 2023 1:48:38 GMT throway2 said: Apr 30, 2023 1:36:24 GMT shirvanshah said: Include Khmer_Thailand, Htin, Khmer_Cambodia, Blang, Karen_Sgaw (they are majority Austroasiatic despite speaking Sino-Tibetan), Javanese and Balinese (they are mostly Austroasiatic despite speaking Austronesian) in to the runs as well. You need to add a Dai/Tai-Kadai component into the run. The Upper Yellow stuff should decrease. I'll add these later, but here's the run with Austroasiatic populations and Dai sources: View Attachment Doesn't seem to do much at all, except for taking out the Igorot. From linguistic and cultural evidence, it seems that Tai-Kradais were inherently a mixed population of some western SEA-like group living in SW China (probably along the cline of something Wa-like), and something Austronesian-like. (mnopsc1b loves going on about this). Dai seems to take an equal component out of the Wa/Mlabri LAO_LN and Upper Yellow River sources, which is probably due to shared shifts in the inherent LAO_LN/Upper Yellow River already inherent in Dai. But it would seem that the "Igorot-like" component brought to continental SEA was more similar to what is found in Dais than what is directly in Taiwan or the northern Phillipines... BTW my guess is that the Upper Yellow River-like affinity in western SEA groups could be very ancient and likely not even all necessarily related to direct TB admixture. Don't forget to add the Nyah_Kur (ancient Mon people) into the run later as well. Btw, you should include a South Asian/Indian subcontinental reference such as Tamil_Brahmin, Velama, Iyengar or Kerala as a lot of these SEA groups have Indian admixture, and would thus dramatically improve the distance fits. Also try include Qiang as well. It should ameliorate the fits for the Wa and Mon_Thailand. You possibly already is cognizant of the reason why Wa has high Upper Yellow River but not for the Mon_Thailand yet. The reason the Mon has such high input is due to the Tibeto-Burman ancestry they likely receive from mixing with the Pyu and later Bamar, since the homeland of Mon seems to be located in south-central Myanmar.
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throway2 • Fengshui Professional Posts: 206 Likes: 28 Ethnic Heritage: hmongid Gender Identity: austronesian	Post by throway2 on Apr 30, 2023 5:18:59 GMT shirvanshah www.tiktok.com/@khimkd8 This Phu Thai girl can pass even into central China or as some types of "southern-shifted" northern Chinese... I don't think she would stick out anywhere in China in particular

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throway2 • Fengshui Professional Posts: 206 Likes: 28 Ethnic Heritage: hmongid Gender Identity: austronesian	Post by throway2 on Apr 30, 2023 5:26:25 GMT Part of why I'm launching a campaign against MNOPS and his schizo pet Utuwutu is because I absolutely do not perceive many bulk continental SEA phenotypes as super distinct to a lot of inland China... even if some individuals can't pass directly one can still usually find ample structural similarities to certain phenos found elsewhere in Asia than strictly SEA. And northern Austronesians (Taiwanese aborigines, certain Luzon Filipinos) can frequently pass directly in places like Jiangzhe. It is banal, maybe flat out retarded, to ignore these similarities. Human populations don't exist in goddamn vacuums strictly along defined "components" created for the sake of modeling ease. Think of the big picture.

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