Negritid - Revision history

Mongol at 15:44, 30 April 2026

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	{{~~Phenotype~~		{{PhenotypeCat
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	\| description = Very ancient South Asian type that probably arrived with an early Out-of-Africa migration via oceanic routes. Was pushed back by later migrations of Veddids and Mongoloids, and survives only in small numbers scattered across several remote locations. Until 1857, the Andamanids ( North Andamanid , South Andamanid ) lived extremely isolated. After contact, populations rapidly collapsed due to disease. In the Philippines, an Aetid variety exists, in the Malayan peninsula a Semangid variety, both still survive in the rainforests. Deforestation, loss of culture, and disease could soon wipe out these unique people.		\| description = Very ancient South Asian type that probably arrived with an early Out-of-Africa migration via oceanic routes. Was pushed back by later migrations of Veddids and Mongoloids, and survives only in small numbers scattered across several remote locations. Until 1857, the Andamanids ( North Andamanid , South Andamanid ) lived extremely isolated. After contact, populations rapidly collapsed due to disease. In the Philippines, an Aetid variety exists, in the Malayan peninsula a Semangid variety, both still survive in the rainforests. Deforestation, loss of culture, and disease could soon wipe out these unique people.
	\| traits = Very short, males often below 150 cm, and have dark brown to black skin, kinky hair, and relatively short skulls. In difference to African Pygmies, Negritids show adultiform proportions, e.g. no abnormally short legs. Facial features are usually more gracile, noses not very wide.		\| traits = Very short, males often below 150 cm, and have dark brown to black skin, kinky hair, and relatively short skulls. In difference to African Pygmies, Negritids show adultiform proportions, e.g. no abnormally short legs. Facial features are usually more gracile, noses not very wide.
	\| ~~similar~~ =		\| subtypes = [[Andamanid]], [[North Andamanid]], [[South Andamanid]], [[Semangid]], [[Jahai Semangid]], [[Aetid]]
	}}		}}
	[[Category:Australoid]]		[[Category:Australoid]]

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Fixed: Split grouped phenotypes into individual categories

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{{Phenotype
|map=NegritidMap.gif
|image_male=negritidm.jpg
|image_female=negritidf.jpg
| name = Negritid
| group = Australoid
| description = Very ancient South Asian type that probably arrived with an early Out-of-Africa migration via oceanic routes. Was pushed back by later migrations of Veddids and Mongoloids, and survives only in small numbers scattered across several remote locations. Until 1857, the Andamanids ( North Andamanid , South Andamanid ) lived extremely isolated. After contact, populations rapidly collapsed due to disease. In the Philippines, an Aetid variety exists, in the Malayan peninsula a Semangid variety, both still survive in the rainforests. Deforestation, loss of culture, and disease could soon wipe out these unique people.
| traits = Very short, males often below 150 cm, and have dark brown to black skin, kinky hair, and relatively short skulls. In difference to African Pygmies, Negritids show adultiform proportions, e.g. no abnormally short legs. Facial features are usually more gracile, noses not very wide.
| similar =
}}
[[Category:Australoid]]