To relate this to video-games...

Caucasian:- Accelerated Regeneration, 10% extra natural resistance to Heat, +5 Agility. *Low Stamina Regen*

Black:- Thick Skin (5% Health Bonus), +5% Radiation and Electricity resistance, *Low Health Regeneration*

Asian:- Accelerated Stamina Regeneration, +5 Agility, +5% Physical Resistance. *Weak vs Fire*

West Indian:- Unknown characteristics, must unlock.

I don't know why I'm even bothering to reply but you do know that there are three distinct ethnic groups native to the European continent alone right?

This is what i originally believed, and it does have tons of factual evidence to suggest it is true BUT...

There are ruins around the world outside of Africa and Asia, that are more than 30,000 years old.  Before any of the migrations.

Of course, To support your theroy, there are ruins in Africa that are well over 200,000 years old , which predate the migrations by nearly 180,000 years... But thats the tricky thing, why did Humans wait 180,000 years to migrate?

Oh, well aware - but as stated in the OP they are from a mix of at least 2 of the major races with maybe some Neanderthal (or w/e) thrown in.

Whereas the differences between Asian, Black, White and American Indian are very unique in comparison.

(Think of it like Animals - The Wolf is one of the primary Dog breeds and 99% of all House dogs are mixed breeds that are decended from Wolves and ect.

Same goes for Human's (on a less dramatic scale)

Sorry but the Alpine and Nordic peoples are hardly a mixture of the ''major races'' or neanderthals. You know what, I regeret entering this discussion.

The Melanin in darker people skin is an evolutionary trade off for being less able to produce vitamin D. Lighter skin is more efficient at producing vitamin D because these people came from climates with less light and needed less melanin and a more efficient cells that produce vitamin D. Were it is the opposite for darker skinned people coming from climates with more light. All these things have an evolutionary bases, but I wont go into it further.

That is pretty interesting

Interesting. Not sure if i believe them though...

this is quite an interesting topic, thanks for making it :)

I agree, some interesting facts in the OP.