What color do most people in Oceania belong to?

The indigenous people in Oceania are yellow people, and the yellow people mentioned here should be brown people in a strict sense. Also known as brown people. The main feature is that black hair is wavy and rough, usually with a long skull and brown or chocolate skin color. Mainly distributed in the islands of Oceania, Australia and New Zealand, andaman islands, Tunguska and Central and South America. Mainly the Guli aborigines, blacks and Tunguska people in Australia. Ordinary clothes are woven from straw, and stone carvings are generally used for decoration around buildings, with outstanding characteristics of islands or primitive civilizations.

At present, most people in Oceania are white and of European descent.

With a total population of about 29 million, Oceania is the least populated continent in the world except Antarctica. About 0.5% of the world's population. 65% of the population of the whole continent is distributed in the Australian mainland. The population density among island countries varies greatly. Local residents such as Papuans, Australians, Tasmanians, Maori, melanesians, Micronesia and Polynesia account for about 20% of the total population, and European descendants account for more than 70%, in addition to mixed-race, Indians, China and Japanese.

Oceania has a total land area of about 8.97 million square kilometers, accounting for about 6% of the world's total land area, and is the smallest continent in the world. Apart from Antarctica, it is the least populated continent in the world. Located in the vast sea area north and south of the equator in the south-central Pacific Ocean, between Asia and Antarctica, adjacent to the Indian Ocean in the west, the Pacific Ocean in the east, and far away from North and South America.