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Hy. What would happen if the european people would live in Asia. They would look asians ?
And vice versa. This on large scale of time!
Thanks!
And vice versa. This on large scale of time!
Thanks!
Weather influences? What weather influences? Please explain.Radrook said:Technology and social customs attending it has made such weather influences irrelevant.
The main differences between Europeans and Asians are genetic and cultural. Europeans tend to have lighter skin, while Asians have darker skin. Europeans have a higher incidence of lactose intolerance, while Asians have a lower incidence. Culturally, Europeans tend to be more individualistic, while Asians tend to be more collectivistic.
Europeans and Asians have different genetic traits due to their evolutionary histories. Europeans have a higher percentage of Neanderthal DNA, while Asians have more Denisovan DNA. Europeans also have a higher prevalence of genetic diseases such as cystic fibrosis, while Asians have a lower prevalence of these diseases.
Diet and environment play a significant role in shaping the physical characteristics of Europeans and Asians. Europeans have adapted to a diet that is high in dairy and grains, while Asians have adapted to a diet that is high in rice and seafood. This has led to differences in body composition, such as Europeans having a higher average height and Asians having a lower average height.
If Europeans and Asians were to interbreed, their offspring would inherit a combination of genetic traits from both populations. This could lead to a wider range of physical characteristics, such as skin tone, eye color, and hair texture. It could also potentially increase genetic diversity and decrease the prevalence of certain genetic disorders.
No, there is no evidence to suggest that there is a significant difference in intelligence between Europeans and Asians. Any perceived differences in intelligence are likely due to cultural and environmental factors, rather than genetic differences. Additionally, intelligence is a complex trait that cannot be attributed to a single factor, such as ethnicity.