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Ainu

(5)

NEGRIES - see Negroids

(6)

METIS - from marriages of Europeans and Indians

MULATS - from marriages of Europeans and blacks

ETHIOPIES

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BUSHMEN

HAWAIIANS

INDIANS

PAPUES

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VEDDOIDS (India, Indochina, Indonesia)

NEGRILLI (Equatorial Africa), pygmies

NEGROIDS (Negroes)

Eskimos

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LAPONOIDS (in the Urals)

NEGRITOSY (Southeast Asia), pygmies

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HOTTENTOTS

EUROPEOIDS

KVARTERONS - from marriages of mulattoes and Europeans

MONGOLOIDS

AUSTRALIANS

Malagasy

MELANESIANS

PALEOASIATS

POLYNESIANS

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MICRONESIANS

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