A Question Regarding Cleft Chins in Europids

[Northern Paladin]

The cleft in the chin seems to go hand in hand with a strong jaw and a positive chin, but this is not always the case. I've seen people with cleft chins from pretty much everywhere in Europe, from Britain to Germany to Italy to Russia. I'm wondering, which Europid races or subraces exhibit the cleft chin most frequently?



Cleft chins are not restricted to Europe however, I seen people from outside of Europe such as Northern Indians and the Middle Easterners with cleft chins. I should note also that when there's a non-Europid person with a cleft chin, they almost always look Europid (i.e. can pass for White) like this Northern Indian for example, he has a cleft chin and looks Southern European:

[Barreldriver]

The cleft in the chin seems to go hand in hand with a strong jaw and a positive chin, but this is not always the case. I've seen people with cleft chins from pretty much everywhere in Europe, from Britain to Germany to Italy to Russia. I'm wondering, which Europid races or subraces exhibit the cleft chin most frequently?

I have a cleft chin but a weak jaw and a receding chin. Cleft chins appear in most branches of my family who are mixes of British Islander's and Germans for the most part.

[Hammer of Thor]

Dear Forest King,

Cleft chins typically are found amongst Cro Magnon types, such as Brunn. The SNPA is quoted as stating, "The Brünn...chin is prominent and typically clefted (the latter is foremost a male trait)".

Hammer of Thor