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Main article: Khoisan This article is about the Khoisan ethnic group. ...

One of the five macro-racial groups often recognized by physical anthropologists (along with Negroids, Australoids, Caucasoids and Mongoloids). Though only numbering a few hundred thousand, they are as genetically distinct from the other major African population, the Negroids, as they are from Australoids and Eurasians, and thus are considered to be one of the major branches of humanity. Two ethnic groups make up the Capoid race: the Khoi and the San. Typical Negroid Skull Negroid describes the racial classification of humans from Equatorial Africa, North Africa, parts of the Indian subcontinent, and some areas of southeast [[asia], and was one of the four major races as recognized by nineteenth century racial theories. ... Australoid describes the racial classification of humans primarily from Australia as well as areas of Asia or Oceania, and was one of a varying number of races defined by various racial theories. ... Main article: Caucasian race Caucasoid describes humans primarily from Europe, parts of the Middle East and North Africa, and was one of the four major races recognized by nineteenth century racial theories. ... A portrait of the Mongol ruler Genghis Khan Taiwanese aborigine dancer. ... The Khoikhoi (men of men) or Khoi are a division of the Khoisan ethnic group of south-western Africa, closely related to the Bushmen (San). ... The Bushmen or San peoples of South Africa and neighbouring Botswana and Namibia, who live in the Kalahari, are part of the Khoisan group and are related to the Khoikhoi. ...


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Typical Negroid Skull Negroid describes the racial classification of humans from Equatorial Africa, North Africa, parts of the Indian subcontinent, and some areas of southeast [[asia], and was one of the four major races as recognized by nineteenth century racial theories. ... Congoid was used instead of Negroid by controversial anthropologist Carleton Coon in some versions of his classification of humanity into five races, the other four being Mongoloid, Caucasoid, Australoid, and Capoid. ... Main article: Caucasian race Caucasoid describes humans primarily from Europe, parts of the Middle East and North Africa, and was one of the four major races recognized by nineteenth century racial theories. ... Australoid describes the racial classification of humans primarily from Australia as well as areas of Asia or Oceania, and was one of a varying number of races defined by various racial theories. ... A portrait of the Mongol ruler Genghis Khan Taiwanese aborigine dancer. ... See Supercluster for use of the word in astronomy. ...

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Very interesting site about the flow of ancient... - Asia Finest Discussion Forum (1903 words)
That is a likely scenario, that the Capoids (Khoi, Bushmen) are the ancestors of Mongoloids.
Think about it, the only two races to have epicanthal folds are Capoids and Mongoloids, so there just might be some kind of relationship between them.
Also this so called Capoids are Nubians, not another "race".  They have very similar features like any other Africans apart from the eyes, yet I explained that Pygmies also have that feature as well.
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So there is some connection between the two ethnic groups but it is incorrect to say they belong to the same race family as the Dravidians further have caucasoid skulls and race is based on the basis on skull-structure.
The Capoid race is a subgroup of the African race and are racially very close to the Caucasoid race (e.g.
The historical Berbers are an example of a Capoid group.
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