Where did the earliest proto caucasoids evolve?

[KRANG]

This is something i have always wondered about, where did the earliest proto caucasoids evolve?

I belive in the middle east, or maybe in central asia, some people say india or east africa, what does the genetic data say?

And lets not stop there, where did earliest proto negroids, mongoloids and australoids evolve?

Please comment.

[KRANG]

Anybody care to comment.

[Fedex]

The second wave of humans that went out of Africa where already protocaucasoids from East Africa, probably similar to modern Ethiopians. This were the ancestors of all non Autraloids humans that live out of Africa.

The first wave were the ancestors of Autraloids

[Kaiku]

Define Caucasoid or Proto-Caucasoid for that matter.

[KRANG]

Define Caucasoid or Proto-Caucasoid for that matter.

The earliest people with caucasoid features.

[conrad]

This is something i have always wondered about, where did the earliest proto caucasoids evolve?

I belive in the middle east, or maybe in central asia, some people say india or east africa, what does the genetic data say?

And lets not stop there, where did earliest proto negroids, mongoloids and australoids evolve?

Please comment.

If you look at the genetic charts, the story goes like this:

The first Proto-Caucasoids lived in east Africa, then some of them went to north Africa when the Sahara was still an Oasis. After the forming of the Sahara desert the Caucasoids got stuck in north Africa. From north Africa they followed the coast east through the Sinai... So it goes:

Ethiopians > Mozabites > Palestinians > Bedouins... Then from Bedouins it's a gradual transition until the most progressive form is reached, the European. & That's the summary of the evolution of Caucasoids.

[KRANG]

If you look at the genetic charts, the story goes like this:

The first Proto-Caucasoids lived in east Africa, then some of them went to north Africa when the Sahara was still an Oasis. After the forming of the Sahara desert the Caucasoids got stuck in north Africa. From north Africa they followed the coast east through the Sinai... So it goes:

Ethiopians > Mozabites > Palestinians > Bedouins... Then from Bedouins it's a gradual transition until the most progressive form is reached, the European. & That's the summary of the evolution of Caucasoids.

That does not sound right to me, ethiopians are NOT proto caucasoids, they are mixed negroid/caucasoids, who received later caucasoid gene flow from the middle east.

I want to know where exactly the first caucasoids evolved, where can we trace all the earliest caucasoid ydan and mtdna haplotypes?

[conrad]

That does not sound right to me, ethiopians are NOT proto caucasoids, they are mixed negroid/caucasoids, who received later caucasoid gene flow from the middle east.

Horners recieved negroid gene flow later on, during the Bantu expansions. Arabian contribution to horners is over-rated and is very minimal. Horners have remained genetically in tact. That's the reality whether you like it or not. Genes don't lie.

[KRANG]

Horners recieved negroid gene flow later on, during the Bantu expansions. Arabian contribution to horners is over-rated and is very minimal. Horners have remained genetically in tact. That's the reality whether you like it or not. Genes don't lie.

You need to show me a source, that horners are proto caucasoids, proto caucasoids evolved in the middle east, not east africa, correct me if im wrong.

[conrad]

You need to show me a source, that horners are proto caucasoids, proto caucasoids evolved in the middle east, not east africa, correct me if im wrong.

As you can see, Horners are closer to Europeans than to other Africans.
Anyways I'm done with you, since I'm obviously way to advanced for you.