Its really irrelevent because africans and austronesians are all black.
Your comments probably come from a place of immaturity or lack of knowledge and travel.
When you realize many black africans especially in southern africa have naturally wavy hair like so
And many khoi san look like so
When you Nigerians who look like so
it makes no sense to start claiming anyone with a slant eye is automatically asian
And lastly the people of indonesia today, many of the non-black ones were brought there from china as slaves by white dutch; just like how han chinese were brought to the philipines by spain, or taiwan by the english and macau by the portuguese. The people your showing may not have been their in antiquity, which would explain why indonesians are basically light yellow skinned asian while their neighbours in papua new guinea are still mostly dark skinned blacks. Even if allof madagascar came from indonesia, they'd still be black because the han chinese weren't enslaved by the dutch yet to go trade marbles and silver for fine china because the emperor of china did not allow white people into china, because he correctly assumed any white foreigner was there for the sole purpose of spying and using trade as a cover. The white response was to kidnap millions of chinese and enslave them in neighbouring nations and displace the black indigenous peoples of taiwan, philipines, indonesia etc with the more numerous han who could be send on slave missions. This is why the china trade was so profitable.
And black people cannot have a thin nose or hook nose, only whites can
dark white but only you can see it Strangely he did not take on the white/light skin color because he is a secret mulatto... only you can see it.
Madagascarians closest to east africans genetically
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Table 2 Pairwise Genetic Distances (FST) to the Malagasy on the Basis of Y-Haplogroup Frequencies Population Location Distance (FST) East Africaa .083 Banjarmasin .094 Kota Kinabalu .102 Taiwan .170 Majuro .237 Philippines .249 Vanuatu .276 Western Samoa .283 Papua New Guinea .313 Kapingamarangi .316 Cook Islands .386 aFrom the publication by Luis et al. (2004). |
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