Central Indian Penis

s-x organ of a male from middle india.

the region is dominated by the indo-aryan branch of the short-statured round-headed alpine race, which displays
morphological adaptation to extremely cold alpine climates, such as brachycephaly (round-headedness), short stature &, due to allen’s rule, diminished extremities such as arms, legs & p-n-s. consequently, this sub-type of the european alpine p-n-s is naturally slightly smaller than the north indian p-n-s of the tall long-headed nordic-iranian or iranoid race, which displays adaptation to temperate-cold iranian climates rather than alpine-cold or siberian climates.

however, the difference between the 2 aryan types is not substantial, & both are in turn dwarfed by the far more
voluminous south indian p-n-s, which is largest due to dravidian or negroid-australoid predominance in tamil nadu & aethiopoid dominance in malabar:

region … (race) ___ erect p-n-s (soft) _ ref (see below)
c european (alpine) … 10.83 cm ( 7.22 cm). 1
c indian . (alpine) … 11.49 cm ( 7.66 cm). 2
n indian . (iranoid) .. 11.78 cm ( 7.85 cm). 3
s indian . (dravidoid). 13.01 cm ( 8.21 cm). 4
s indian . (dravidoid). 24.13 cm (16.09 cm). 5

microphallism is most evident amongst marathis, bengalis & brahmins, where vegetarian diets further diminish the already modest dimensions of the central indian phallus.
a) references for central indian p-n-s:

1 lg farkas ‘basic morphological data of external genitals in 177 healthy central european men’ amer j phys anthro
34 (1976): 325-328
2 bd chaurasia & tb singh (depts of anat & surgery, gr med coll, gwalior). ‘anthropological data of male external
genitals in central indian healthy adults’ anthropologischer anzeiger 34/3-4 (1974): 210-215
3 cd gupta, ak arora, sc gupta & p jeya singh ‘anthropometric study of male external genitalia of 344 healthy northern indian adults’ j ind anthro soc 12 (1977): 75-80
4 k promodu, kv shanmughadas, s bhat, kr nair ‘penile length & circ-mference: an indian study’ int j impotence res 19.6 (2007): 558-563
5 a edwardes ‘the jewel in the lotus’ ny: julian press, 1959: 60.
note: farkas factor used for 5 soft, 1 & 2 erect size.

b) “a basic morphological study of the male external genitals in 116 central indian, healthy adults, 17 to 20 years of age, was done by making 5 objective measurements and observing 6 qualitative signs. the average length of the flaccid p-n-s was 76.57 mm. the average circ-mferences of the p-n-s and scr-t-m were 87.67mm and 182.84mm respectively. the circ-mference of the p-n-s was uniformly greater than the length. the right t-st-cl- (46.49 mm x 29.42 mm) was larger than the left (43.78mm x 28.34mm).” (chaurasia & singh, ibid.) using the farkas factor of 50%, one thus obtains 11.49 cm (7.657cm x 1.5) as the mean length of the erect central indian p-n-s.