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Finnish language and Hungarian language has the same origin which is called Uralic or Finno-Ugric. Uralic comes from proposed origin of the language, that is around Urals mountains. Linguistically Uralic languages have common words with Indo-European languages, which is used to conclude that...

The chart shows two principal components. One is shown on vertical axis and the other one on horizontal axis. On horizontal axis Finns are next right to Latvians, Estonians and Lithuanians. On vertical axis Finns are next above to Italians and Swedes. The chart includes Kuusamo population...

Here is a correct map showing percentage of light hear:

A map showing percentage of light hear: and another one showing percentage of light eyes:

The chart is made with a mathematical method called principal component analysis. It finds the two greatest differences shown as the charts axis. Removing populations and entering new ones will alter the chart. It is typical that populations at remote areas will show greatest distances from...

Correction Not correct. Finno-ugric is a language group comprising finnic subgroup and ugric subgroup. Finno-Ugric group is sometimes called uralic languages which is similar notion to indo-european language group denoting possible location instead of reference to certain languages such as...