The blonde mongolians?

Question

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http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1203/1327437510_f382e051f9.jpg?v=1188970322
http://www.flickr.com/photos/marnova/72013910/

brother and sister http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1330/1472816228_3b0f994999.jpg?v=0

why are quite a few mongolian children blonde?

and yet everything else about them remains mongolian.

they are so cute!
http://img517.imageshack.us/img517/3793/30419794e885d04edd6fs.jpg

http://static.flickr.com/14/90353345_671b21cc78_o.jpg

if its admixture how come they still look so asian? maybe its evolutionary depigmentation?http://img65.imageshack.us/img65/8205/clipimage0033wh.jpg
http://static.flickr.com/22/33324305_863782b83d_b.jpg
http://static.flickr.com/92/233012392_eca64c39ab_b.jpg

that show was based on scythian princess who was from siberia not european.
cute! http://img92.imageshack.us/img92/2461/233012397593984c0b4b2qe6.jpg

I've read of the tarim mummies boar and their dna was west asian,a few of them had light hair and deep sunk eyes the rest were asian,those few that were'nt wee called caucasian at best they look eurasian.

Answer 1

Some of your pictures take place in Kazakhstan. Khazaks tend to look more Eurasian, but you are right, they don't usually have blond hair.

Mongolians don't really tho. My best guess is that they have some Caucasoid ancestry.

I have heard that there was group of Celtic people called the 'celtic wave' who migrated to China thousands of years ago, that may be a small source. They have found mummies of them in China and their Caucasoid features were very clear and you could see it easily.

Answer 2

Probably, because the place where Cauc(asians) are believed to have originated, is in modern-day, Southern Russia (Caucasus Mountains), between the Caspian and Black Seas...and, Outer Mongolia, as well as Western Tibet are not all that far away...

Being that these tribes were nomadic, these photos demonstrate the clear evidence of mixing which aparently took place over the past 5-10,000 years...

By the way, I have couple of friends who recently had a baby, which looks very similar to these children. He's Irish & she's from China...

Answer 3

There was a group of tall, blond and red-headed mummies discovered in Northern China, many years ago. I forget the exact site, but it's near Mongolia and Tibet, as I recall. They are thought by many to be evidence of an early Proto-Indo-European migration . . . the ancestors of, additionally, ancient Vikings and modern Northern Europeans.

In the case of *those* particular blond Asians, of course, whites have been travelling through that part of the world for over a century, and men are men, women are women, and recessive genes become dominant in each other's presence. *G*

Answer 4

Maybe because they have a white ancestor. I saw a show called "Secrets of the Dead" on PBS a long time ago where they uncovered the DNA of a blond Mongolian girl. Apparently she is a descendant of the Amazons. According to the show some, if not all, Amazons were blond. It was really interesting and she was beautiful. She had an exotic beauty.

Answer 5

I saw a family of Mongolian people a few years ago in our area, and most of them had auburn hair. Absolutely gorgeous! They were extremely tall and quite large, too.

Answer 6

It's called not being 100% asian. They probably have some white ancestors. Their features make them look kind of mixed to me. No offense but I think the blonde hair on them looks freaky.