/sci/ - Science & Math

>>10254518
Bump for interest.

We already took that title
t. finn

>>10254518
We're already classifying arabs and indians as caucasian, so obviously yes.

>>10255501
No joke, Finns and things probably unusually closely related to Native Americans. Mongols not so much.

If Malays/Indonesians are mongoloid then Indians are too

>>10254518
I mean, they descended from the asians.
Asians crossed the alaskan land bridge and then populated the continent. They were geographically separated but still have a direct relation.

Didn't Joseph Smith classify them as Semites?

>>10255564
Those "Asians" also emigrated West. There's a lot of debate around it, but there's good reason to believe there's little to no contribution of that population to most of Asia, but instead they're well represented in terms of descendants in Northern Europe and the Americas.

>>10255531
>and things
???

>>10255573
Finnish people have the highest amounts of Asiatic blood in Northern Europe but it's still very unsubstantial, definitely under 10%. It's also thought that their Asiatic connection has to do with Central Asians like Indo-Iranic peoples, not groups that would have close origins in the same places as the Native Americans. The evidence is in the language of Finns and in some cultural connections, although they're mostly obscure, are represented in Finland and not in other countries.

>>10254518
They're different. They passed through Asia from further west and are not Asians.

>>10256296
Here is where the Amerindian Q haplogroup comes from, btw.

>>10256302
While on the topic of Amerindian genetics.

>>10256308

>>10254518
Arabs/Semitic should be it's own race as well North and South Indians as well Amerindians.

>>10256311

They are ancestral north Eurasian and long lost cousins of the aryan tribes of Europe :)

>>10254518
>race?
races don't exist,
not /sci/,
belongs to /x/

>>10256331