Если честно, в свете последних данных по гаплогруппе I2a2, я уже не вижу связи между "эпицентрами" I2a2 и генезисом динарской комбинации антропологических признаков.
"Проблема происхождения динарского антропологического типа в свете новейших данных генетической генеалогии"...
В этой теме постепенно постараюсь собрать более-менее подробную информацию о динарском антропологическом типе (в т.ч. о динарском морфологическом варианте типологической† концепции) и о его месте в расогенетической истории Балкан.
Vlahovi? Petar - Dinarski tip i njegovi varijeti u Crnoj Gori (2008)Dinara type and its varieties in MontenegroDinara type was discovered, described and introduced to science by the famous anthropologist Jan (Ivan) Deniker in late 19th century in Montenegro. According to Deniker, the basic features of Dinara type are: tall stature, dark skin color, dark hair and eyes, oval face, straight or pointed nose, thick and prominent eyebrows and protruding cheekbones (zygomas). Later on, anthropologists (N. ?upani?, J. Erdeljanovi?, B. ?kerlj, B. Male?, J. Val?ik, Coon C.S., A. Puljanos, P. Bojev, B. Ivanovi?, P. Vlahovi? and others) conducted a more detailed anthropological study of Dinara type and thus pointed to some of its subgroups in Montenegro (seaboard, central, Durmitor, mountain and other subgroups). Beside common features, those subgroups also have some specific characteristics which were caused by adjusting to natural environment and prevailing living conditions. There will be more explanations about these varieties in my presentations.Вся статья:
http://antropoloskodrustvosrbije.com/PDF/003_Petar_Vlahovic.pdfVlahovi? Petar - Dinarski tip i njegove antropolo?ke karakteristike (1998)Anthropological studies show that a very interesting anthropological process has unfolded on the territory of Montenegro, which includes the central part of the Dinaric mountain area. The process of dinarization began in Neolithic times and is reflected in the present biophysical appearance of the Montenegrin population. Adaptation to the environment flowed through the refinement or lightening of the body bone material, through brachy-cephalication (changes in the skull), and the dinarization which became characteristic of modem man in the Dinaric mountain area. The issue concerns biophysical processes which have deep historical and biological roots. The distinctive anthropological features of the population of Montenegro, by which Jan Deniker described and distinguished the Dinaric anthropological type end of the 19th century (well built, dark skinned, dark hair and eyes, elongated face, aquiline nose, bushy, joined eyebrows), show that human adaptation to the environment was a crucial fact in the development of the modem biophysical Dinaric type and his varieties. Deniker's description of the Dinaric type has in time been extended by a number of other parameters, typical only to this type. Beside the brachy-cephalic shape of the skull, a wide forehead, wide, well profiled and strong face, wide lower jaw, and straight back of the head are characteristic. These characteristics, apart from those described by Deniker, belong only to the Dinaric type and are not observed in other brachy-cephalic human populations. Analysis of skeletons found in Montenegro confirm that dinarization in this region is an autochthonous process. This process crucially influenced the form of the modem anthropological features of the Montenegrin population, and that of the remaining Dinaric mountain territory, from which the Dinaric anthropological type got its name.
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