>>101664Sub-Saharans in the 'states resemble those in Africa despite not being entirely of African ancestry. Most Peruvians resemble Andean Amerindians despite having European ancestry. Also, I'm not entirely sure on this, but don't Australian Aboriginals have some European ancestry due to colonization (don't know the exact amount).
Dysgenic is also a bit of strong claim, being of mixed ancestry wouldn't make one look dysgenic, nor does it increase the possibility of one look dysgenic. Nick Fuentes is fat, lacks muscle, and has a bloated face, (I'm aware that Ancestry could have played a role in that), Heinrich Himmler was of entire European ancestry, but was skinny-fat, had a bloated and recessed face, and was dysgenic, lacking any athletic ability. Additionally, a study of white britons found that they were becoming more dysgenic by the generation (more obese, lower cognitive ability, and more mental issues), the first listed trait being evident in a bloated face.
>https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s10519-022-10107-w>https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s10519-024-10189-8Dysgenic tendencies/aesthetics aren't guaranteed by ancestry, genetics is a lottery, and what's attractive/appealing in men is universal (wide shoulders, strong forward projection, defined jaw, thick hair, clear skin).