Because my grandpa had those features and was really tall around the 6ft range probably close to seven feet in his young days 20s and 30s ( well that’s what I heard from my mom and grandma plus other family members ) plus the first time i met him he was pretty tall 5ft 8 ( which is still pretty tall for a…
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Because my grandpa had those features and was really tall around the 6ft skin analyzer magnifier machinerange probably close to seven feet in his young days 20s and 30s ( well that’s what I heard from my mom and grandma plus other family members ) plus the first time i met him he was pretty tall 5ft 8 ( which is still pretty tall for a Mexican since Mexican average male height is 5ft 4) tho that wasnt his real height since his back was slouchy cause of his old age anyways is weird or not
And could i possibility have Scandinavian ancestry but since we all know the spanish conquered Mexico at one point could it be that some of them and Scandinavian ancestry.

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Maikang Now why should it be weird? Mexicans are usually a mixture of things. There were people in Mexico before the Europeans arrived. Those people today are called the Indigenous people of Mexico. Most Mexican are a mixture of Spanish (white) and those Indigenous people. Some Mexican are purely white European, generally Spanish. The conquistadors set up a society where those that were purely Spanish were the upper class and despite revolution that hasn’t changed. So people we see coming to the U.S. for jobs generally aren’t them. Now in Cuba it is different. Many Cubans that came to the U.S. were a professional class of people. They came to escape Castro’s regime.
So a good part of the Cubans in the U.S. are of totally European heritage. That’s why Ted Cruz and Marco Rubio are Hispanic but they are white.

If your grandfather has Spanish in his ancestry, then yes blue eyes and freckles can show up. Did you know that many Castillian Spaniards are blue eyed blonds? Actually the Y DNA of the Irish is 90% Basque and 100% in western areas of Ireland.skin analyzer

Maikang No, according to scientists and anthropology ,an estimated 2/3rds of ethnonational Mexicans are mixed to some degree at least .european admixture is found a lot and many Mexicans I’ve seen have freckles and blue eyes, I myself am half Mexican and I have the blonde gene, in many multiracial groups sometimes certain random genes show up in a variety of phenotypes even in the same family,
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Maikang i haven’t come across mexicans that are dark with blue eyes, so that seems uncommon to me. i think most mexicans are mestizos who are related to europeans like the Spanish, so maybe you at least have some kind of european ancestryskin analyzer

Maikang Criollos are European descent born in Mexico, Cuba, Columbia… Meztizos are Amerindian/European descent. F1 are 50/50 mixture (foundation crosses), F2 are 75/25 mixture, F3 are 87.5/12.5 mixture, F4 are 93.75/6.25 mixture, F5 are 96.875/3.125 mixtures or either. F5 would look either look mostly European or Amerindian depending on phenotype is 96.875% of the mixture.

Mexican Demographics Mestizo is the largest group Followed by Amerindians then European descent. Peru similar in makeup differing in ratio.

Paraguay, Nicaragua: Mestizo > European, Middle Eastern & Asians > Amerindians

Ecuador: Mestizo > European > Amerindians

Suriname: East Indian/Bangladesh/Srilanka > Creole> Congoid > Idonesian > Chines > European

Belize: Mestizo > Creole > Criollo > Amerindian

Venenzuela: Mestizo > European > Congoid > Amerindian

Colombia: Mestizo > European > Congoid/Mulatto/Zambo > Amerindian >Indian (Northern India)

Argentine, Uruguay & Chile: European > Mestizo > Middle Eastern > Asian > Amerindianskin analyzer

Maikang No White, Black,Indigenous, Mestizo, Asian and people of other heritages live in Mexicoskin analyzer

Maikang It is somewhat unusual but not weird.skin analyzer