Country Phenotype Reference
Aggregate phenotype distributions for countries around the world, weighted by demographic composition from published census and ancestry sources. Each country page is a synthesized view across constituent ethnic groups — descriptive of central tendency, not a claim about any individual. Source-level detail lives on the constituent atlas pages.
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Published of 204
17
Regions covered
11
Constituent ethnic groups linked
Latin America
- Antigua and Barbudain developmentAG
- Argentinain developmentAR
- Bahamasin developmentBS
- Barbadosin developmentBB
- Belizein developmentBZ
- Boliviain developmentBO
- Brazilin developmentBR
- Chilein developmentCL
- Colombiain developmentCO
- Costa Ricain developmentCR
- Cubain developmentCU
- Dominicain developmentDM
- Dominican Republicin developmentDO
- Ecuadorin developmentEC
- El Salvadorin developmentSV
- Grenadain developmentGD
- Guatemalain developmentGT
- Guyanain developmentGY
- Haitiin developmentHT
- Hondurasin developmentHN
- Jamaicain developmentJM
- MexicoMX
- Nicaraguain developmentNI
- Panamain developmentPA
- Paraguayin developmentPY
- Peruin developmentPE
- Puerto Ricoin developmentPR
- Saint Kitts and Nevisin developmentKN
- Saint Luciain developmentLC
- Saint Vincent and the Grenadinesin developmentVC
- Surinamein developmentSR
- Trinidad and Tobagoin developmentTT
- Uruguayin developmentUY
- Venezuelain developmentVE
East Asia
South Asia
Southeast Asia
Central Asia
Western Asia
- Armeniain developmentAM
- Azerbaijanin developmentAZ
- Bahrainin developmentBH
- Cyprusin developmentCY
- Georgiain developmentGE
- Iranin developmentIR
- Iraqin developmentIQ
- Israelin developmentIL
- Jordanin developmentJO
- Kuwaitin developmentKW
- Lebanonin developmentLB
- Omanin developmentOM
- Palestinein developmentPS
- Qatarin developmentQA
- Saudi Arabiain developmentSA
- Syriain developmentSY
- Turkeyin developmentTR
- United Arab Emiratesin developmentAE
- Yemenin developmentYE
Northern Europe
Western Europe
Southern Europe
- Albaniain developmentAL
- Andorrain developmentAD
- Bosnia and Herzegovinain developmentBA
- Croatiain developmentHR
- Greecein developmentGR
- Italyin developmentIT
- Kosovoin developmentXK
- Maltain developmentMT
- Montenegroin developmentME
- North Macedoniain developmentMK
- Portugalin developmentPT
- San Marinoin developmentSM
- Serbiain developmentRS
- Sloveniain developmentSI
- Spainin developmentES
- Vatican Cityin developmentVA
Eastern Europe
North Africa
West Africa
- Beninin developmentBJ
- Burkina Fasoin developmentBF
- Cape Verdein developmentCV
- Gambiain developmentGM
- Ghanain developmentGH
- Guineain developmentGN
- Guinea-Bissauin developmentGW
- Ivory Coastin developmentCI
- Liberiain developmentLR
- Maliin developmentML
- Mauritaniain developmentMR
- Nigerin developmentNE
- Nigeriain developmentNG
- Senegalin developmentSN
- Sierra Leonein developmentSL
- Togoin developmentTG
East Africa
- Burundiin developmentBI
- Comorosin developmentKM
- Djiboutiin developmentDJ
- Eritreain developmentER
- Ethiopiain developmentET
- Kenyain developmentKE
- Madagascarin developmentMG
- Mauritiusin developmentMU
- Rwandain developmentRW
- Seychellesin developmentSC
- Somaliain developmentSO
- Tanzaniain developmentTZ
- Ugandain developmentUG
Central Africa
Southern Africa
North America
Oceania
- Australiain developmentAU
- Fijiin developmentFJ
- French Polynesiain developmentPF
- Kiribatiin developmentKI
- Marshall Islandsin developmentMH
- Micronesiain developmentFM
- Nauruin developmentNR
- New Caledoniain developmentNC
- New Zealandin developmentNZ
- Palauin developmentPW
- Papua New Guineain developmentPG
- Samoain developmentWS
- Solomon Islandsin developmentSB
- Tongain developmentTO
- Tuvaluin developmentTV
- Vanuatuin developmentVU
How these aggregates are built
Each country page is a weighted blend of phenotype observations from constituent ethnic-group atlas entries. Weights come from self-identification in published census and demographic surveys, not from genetic admixture (a different, often-conflicting measure). The per-country page lists its full composition, source citations, and methodology notes; the project methodology page covers the cross-country rules.