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 | | He divides Homo sapiens into five subspecies, one of which, the Caucasoid or Europid, he further divides into 12 races, including, most prominently in Europe, the Mediterranid, the Alpine, the Dinaric (“predominant in the western Balkans [Dinaric Mountains] and northern Italy”), the Ladogan (common in Russia), and the Nordish, Nordian or Northern European race. |
 | | The nations of the Nordish world contain several different Nordish groupings: Sweden, for example, is roughly 75% Hallstatt Nordic, 10% Borreby (especially along the southwest coast), 5% Tronder, 5% Falish and 5% East Baltic (i.e., 100% Nordish, with 95% central and 5% peripheral types). |
 | | Such numbers are extremely fragile, given the torrent of non-Nordian immigrants presently raining down on the Nordish homelands, and the consequent new mixtures of genes. |
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