I believe that the depigmentation in Europeans, most noticeable in the north, is derived from Neanderthals. Secondly, depigmentation in the hair and eyes is restricted to Europe, where Neanderthals have their central location. Since most inward migrations have pushed the inhabitants of Europe from it's outward fringes to it's innermost locale, it would make sense with the depigmentation limited to areas of the old Icecap. After all, what is the Ginnunga Gap if nothing but the start of memory for the Northmen to whom they would ascribe the formation of the land? The older memory had been forgotten, kept subconscious until finding dinosaur and other megafauna bones brought back animalist memories, triggering their latent inherited genes of eye and hair colour. What made the Nordic man want to hunt Big Game in Africa like they were invincible? The Nordic man was anciently fearless towards cold and beast alike, not taking crap from their human foes either. They sometimes had little thought to care when it came to overpowering their more southern neighbours after the ice melted. To them, they were practically impervious to pain. I believe the Neanderthal/Nordic man deliberately pursued their prey into the cold and overtook them. I believe red hair/green eyes, is a blend between blond/blue Neanderthals and brown/brown Cro-Magnons, the gap in at least pigmentation differences between humans and their antecedants...just in Europe.![]()
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