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Post by Agrippa on Sept 18, 2005 20:51:37 GMT -5
What do you mean with "wet"? I mean atmospheric humidity. Under such conditions a longer respiratory way is advantageous especially to keep the nose and air moisty and preventing withering and easy infections. Cool to Cold means a longer way of the air is advantageous too, just in extreme cold the danger of frostbites is too high, so at least prominent noses are no longer advantageous (typical Mongolids). Well, northwest europe is particulary humid, wet, cloudy. Btw have you noticed, negroes look like gorillas and arabs look like camels?  Gorillas live in the same place as bantus. As does camels with arabs. *lol* Well, make your theories  The best real comparisons are in foxes f.e. Arctic, European and Desert Fox show basically the same tendencies as Mongolids (cold adapted), Europids (temperate climate-versatile) and elongated Negrids (heat adapted). |
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Post by Agrippa on Sept 18, 2005 21:30:17 GMT -5
Yes, that are basic climatic rules, keeping heat or trying to cool down...
I dont answer your other provocations, but:
There was Palaeo-, to Mesolithic continuity whereas Mongolids and Negrids just expanded in the way they did mostly in the Holocene and even later, just in the Neolithicum. That was true for parts of the Southern and Western-Northern Mongolid expansion and for the expansion of Bantus in Southern and Eastern Africa which happened even later.
So the area in which those races came up was more limited and the expansion happened later. Europids were already established in most areas they are now much earlier.
Btw, I never said Massais are not Negrid, nor Tutsis, even Aethiopids can be considered Negroid as I said more than once, they just have a definitive non-Negrid influence, most likely being best described as Europoid.
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Post by magneto on Sept 18, 2005 22:09:24 GMT -5
Btw, I never said Massais are not Negrid, nor Tutsis, even Aethiopids can be considered Negroid as I said more than once, they just have a definitive non-Negrid influence, most likely being best described as Europoid. Are these "Europids" that you keep talking about Arabs? |
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Post by Agrippa on Sept 19, 2005 13:11:36 GMT -5
No, basically Protomediterranoid and Mediterranoid, the Orientalid group came later to the horn of Africa.
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