American actress Amy Adams. Her Wikipedia-entry says she was raised a mormon.
American actress Amy Adams. Her Wikipedia-entry says she was raised a mormon.
I would classify her as mostly Bruenn.
In the first and second photos her face appears a bit long for just Bruenn. She may have minor Nordid influence.
She reminds me of Nicole Kidman in some pictures with less Nordid influence.
Dalofälid/Cromagnid with strong Nordid and probably slight Alpinoid admixture would be my guess going after these pictures. She clearly has a North-Western appearance.
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Agrippa,
What about her points to (slight) Alpinoid admixture? Couldn't it just be variation within the aforementioned CM/Nordid-mix? Also, which countries & regions do you include in the North-Western sphere? In other words, where would this North-Western appearance be common?
Mvbeleg,
Indeed, she resembles Nicole Kidman, although I think miss Adams has a more striking beauty.
Ireland, Great Britain and secondary Norway in that context and for this individual.Originally Posted by Anlef
Other than that, yes, it could be just variation and recombination by chance, but I suspect Alpinoid influences, she looks somehow too gracile-reduced in a way I often see in Nordo-Alpinoid mixtures, but thats just a guess and its not necessary to assume that influence, as said.
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Seems to be leptosomic (Nordid type) and cromagnid (not Dalofalid but Bruen?). Would be similar to Tronder of some systems. The leptosomic element seems more dominant.
Agrippa, please correct me if I am wrong.
From reading Agrippa's past posts, I think that he no longer uses the terminology "Bruenn". It appears as though Agrippa has subsumed "Bruenn" under the Dalofaelid category. When it was stated "North-Western appearance" I assume this to mean what most others [myself included] refer to as "Bruenn".
I'm not completely clear with the terms, which is why I used the question mark. I also think of "Bruenn" more as a "North Western" look.
Is Dalofaelid used more as a general cromagnid term or is it something more specific?
I use the terms Dalofaelid and Bruenn in the sense that SNPA does.
Although the two proposed types may not differ craniometrically significantly, there are, in my opinion, craniofacial subtleties that distinguish the two:
1. Faelids generally show greater robustness of the face. More prominent zygomatic bones and jaws.
2. Faelids tend to have noses that protrude forward more so than Bruenns.
3. Faelids tend to have heavier brows and deeper set eyes than Bruenns.
Compare these images:
The first is a morph of what I consider predominantly Faelid faces and the second is a morph of what I consider predominantly Bruenn faces.
I dont use the term Bruenn any more indeed and the morph shows in my opinion just Cromagnid/Dalofaelid mixed with Nordid, whereas the Dalofaelid morph shows a classic Northern Cromagnid example like you can find it in many countries.
In short, a Dalofaelid/Northern Cromagnid is a tall eurydolichomorph.
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