blondism造句

• The paper about an Aboriginal tribe that had blondism is convincing.
• *Blondism exists among approximately 10 % of Italians, with different regional proportions.
• Blondism increases to nearly one fourth of the inhabitants when approaching the Italian Alps.
• The lowest percentage is found in Sardinia, where only 1.7 % of the people exhibited blondism.
• The study records blondism in central Australian Aborigines, notably among the Warlpiri around Alice Springs ( AFAIK, Rowan McNamara " is"
• In northern Spain, 17 % of the population shows traces of blondism, but in southern Spain just 2 % of the people are blond.
• As mentioned, the blond hair common in some Melanesian groups has been genetically proven to be native and to be caused by a different mechanism than in European blondism.
• In Portugal, an average 11 % of the population shows traces of blondism, peaking at 14.3 15.1 % blondes in Povoa de Varzim in Northern Portugal.
• Many primates have blondism in juveniles or red hair, including humans, gibbons and Silvered leaf monkeys, which seems to elicit caring behavior and perhaps deter aggression from sexually mature males.
• Anthropological and cultural data indicate The Races of Europe " ( 1938 ), " Poveiros " were distinguished by having a greater than usual degree of blondism, broad faces of unknown origin, and broad jaws.
• While intermarriage between natives and survivors is indeed quite plausible ( though AFAIK, no DNA tests have proven this yet as of 2012 ), that does not mean that it's the cause of blondism, as it's also present elsewhere where there are no wrecked European ships, much less shipwrecked Europeans.
• These people are considered to be Negritos, whose skin ranges from dark to very dark brown, and possessing features such as a small stature and frame; hair of a curly to kinky texture and a higher frequency of naturally lighter colour ( blondism ) relative to the general population; small nose; and dark brown eyes.
• In Italy, according to 20th century geneticist Biasutti, 12 % of Italians exhibit various shades of blond, but regional contrasts are pronounced with a greater occurrence in the Northern and Central regions ( Veneto, Friuli, Valle d'Aosta and Bolzano ), where the figure can reach 15 20 %, and a lesser occurrence in the South ( average of around 2-7 % ), with the exception of Benevento and surrounding area where blondism reaches 10 14.9 %.
• Also, Alice Springs " is in the NT ", so if there is a tribe near there with blondism, then there can't be 0 % occurrence in the NT . And there is a bit of a fad for younger aborigines of both genders to bleach their hair ( it's not restricted to them either ), which I think is more likely the origin of some photos of young, blond indigenous Australians . talk ) 02 : 19, 16 July 2012 ( UTC)