@OsvuisOlmres@Nostaligiccat@Maptysk@Globalstats11 Not really that would be a bit too south but the regions of upper Egypt and lower Nubia and close to the Red Sea hills
I think is the most likely case
@Maqitzara Maybe but if you go to these pheno sites the lightest skin usually is not covered for those regions
I have a hard time believing Koreans and Spaniard are the same skin tone at least based on videos
@Maqitzara Also I do wonder how accurate it is when it comes to skin tone classification
Like many East Asians northern Han ,Koreans Japanese seem just as if not lighter than many north euro in videos
But they are usually classified as a bit darker
@Maqitzara But I do think Africa is another region which is covered badly
Just with the genetic diversity and varying ecoregions there should be more and many ones I have seen on the internet don’t fall quite under it
@Maqitzara I feel like euro ones are covered very well tbh and mena also to come extent
But South Asia is pretty bad a good example is an Indian actress called Aishwarya Rai who is actually sw and a specific phenotype from there but most don’t realise it and assume NW due to eyes
@Maqitzara That’s a rare mix to here But I figured she was most likely north considering you said olive skin
Tbh Indid is way to broad a phenotype category for South Asia there should be more detailed ones
@RJR_2003 There are less than 40k and mostly on Catalonia which is where I live,just happened to stumble with a freshie.
Fucked me up tho but I never forgot her jet black long hair,big eyes and soft olive skin.Mesmerizing from day one