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Anglo-Saxon Phenotype Analysis.

Description: Join us on an epic journey through time as we explore the fascinating story of the Anglo-Saxons, the Germanic peoples who shaped Britain's destiny. From their migration from northern Germany, Denmark, and the Netherlands in the 5th-6th centuries, to their profound impact on modern English genetics and culture. Get a personalized phenotype assessment report https://wa.me/message/5ULG5M3IHRPEF1 This multi-page report is divided into several chapters, starting with Facial Analysis—a detailed explanation of your facial features, skin color, hair texture, and the specific phenotype they relate to. The next chapter is Body Type Classification (optional), where we analyze your build, body type, trunk length, and other specific physical details. Then comes the Detailed Phenotypic Breakdown by Percentage. Because of past admixtures, your ancestors may come from diverse phenotypic backgrounds, meaning you could carry two or more mixed traits. This chapter breaks each one down by percentage. In Phenotypic-Associated Traits, you’ll see how your full phenotype connects to certain behavioral patterns, psychological tendencies, potential health risks, and immune strengths associated with your phenotype (not medical advice). Finally, The History of Your Phenotype gives you a historical overview of your specific traits, including admixture history, migrations, and the environmental pressures that shaped them. I offer two packages: Full Report – $8 Summary Report – $5 Discover how these tribes of Angles, Saxons, and Jutes merged with the local Romano-British population, creating a unique genetic and cultural tapestry. We'll examine recent DNA studies showing how modern English people carry roughly 10-40% Anglo-Saxon ancestry, mixed with pre-existing British, Viking, and Norman influences. Learn about their distinct physical features: many Anglo-Saxons were characterized by fair hair ranging from light brown to blonde, blue or gray eyes, and tall, robust builds. We'll explore their society, from farming communities to warrior bands, and how their values of personal honor, loyalty, and independence still echo in English culture today.