In which country are the brown people distributed?

Brown race, also known as Australian race, is a race divided into human beings according to heredity and physique. Molecular anthropological studies have confirmed the uniqueness of their genetic genes. Generally speaking, brown people include Australian aborigines, melanesians, Papuans and Vader (primitive Australians). [1] Brown people are the earliest inhabitants of Oceania, the South Asian subcontinent and the Nanyang Islands. They used to be widely distributed in Oceania, Southeast Asia and South Asia, but they were excluded by new immigrants after the arrival of whites and yellow people. In Oceania, only melanesians and Papua people are still the main residents of the islands, and the rest are only distributed in the mountains or deserts in some remote areas of Australia, the South Asian subcontinent and the Nanyang Islands.

Australian races include Australians, Papuans, Melanesian aborigines, nigri Tuo, and sometimes the Sri Lankan and Indian Vader or Vader-like people. In their works in 2006, geneticist Kashyap and others thought that among the 54 Indian species they investigated, 23 people could be classified as Australians, mainly including 18 Dravidian language family, 4 South Asian language families (Kurmi, Bihar Kurmi, Juang and Saora) and 1 Indo-European language family Dhangar.

physical features

Compared with the other three races, the Australian race has the strongest eyebrow arch; Usually long skull, black curls, thick chin, protruding chin, chocolate complexion, dark brown or black eyes.