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314:elements."
172:Khyber Pass
105:Great races
64:British Raj
1774:Categories
1749:Polygenism
1739:Monogenism
1457:Otto Reche
1362:Fritz Lenz
1192:Paul Broca
1182:Franz Boas
1152:Erwin Baur
1147:John Baker
1041:By region
898:Australoid
643:2013-06-25
437:References
262:Indo-Aryan
225:Dravidians
168:Indid race
80:government
1126:NĂ©gritude
1055:in Brazil
1000:Mongoloid
908:Caucasoid
317:In 1915,
311:Ethiopian
266:boomerang
153:Mongoloid
149:Caucasoid
1719:Eugenics
1099:Colorism
1045:in India
953:Ethiopid
933:Atlantid
923:Armenoid
496:(1939).
453:Archived
431:Telingan
351:See also
282:Anamalai
74:. After
35:reviewed
1707:Related
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280:of the
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238:Science
157:Negroid
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86:, the
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963:Indid
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