View source for African Alpinoid

{{Phenotype
|map=AfricanAlpinoidMap.gif
|image_female=africanalpinoidf.jpg
|image_male=africanalpinoidm.jpg
| name = African Alpinoid
| group = Alpinid
| description = The most brachycephalic Maghrebi type, shows close morphological similarities to Alpines and in a lower degree to Armenids and Berberids. Probably not directly related to other Alpines, but the result of a similar adaption. Common in the Atlas Mountains of Algeria and Tunisia. A subvariety exists on the island of Djerba. Extends in lower frequencies across Libya, Egypt, and Morocco.
| traits = Light brown skin, straight or wavy brown to black hair, usually dark, sometimes mixed eyes. Medium height, mesoskelic, endomorph. Rather brachycephalic, orthocranic with a leptorrhine, straight or convex nose. Features more angular than in other Alpinids, deep set eyes.
| similar = [[West Alpinid]], [[Egyptid]], [[Berberid]], [[East Alpinid]]
}}
[[Category:Alpinid]]