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In the mid-twentieth century, a separate argument emerged that Australoids were linked to Proto-Caucasoids.

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Australoid peoples ranged throughout Indonesia, Malaysia, Australia, New Guinea, Melanesia, the Andaman Islands, the Indian subcontinent, as well as parts of the Middle East.

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This genetic distance map made in 2002 is an estimate of 18 world human groups by a Neigbor-joining method based on 23 kinds of genetic information.

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Mongoloid eye according to anthropologist Joseph Deniker

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Mongoloid race are shown in yellow and orange tones, those of the Caucasoid race in light and medium grayish spring green- cyan tones and those of the Negroid race in brown tones. Dravidians and Sinhalese are in olive green  and their classification is described as uncertain. The Mongoloid race sees the widest geographic distribution, including all of the Americas , North Asia, East Asia and South East Asia, the entire inhabited Arctic  while they form most of Central Asia and the Pacific Islands.

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Polynesia encompasses a huge triangular area of the east-central Pacific Ocean.

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The Andesite Line, a geological feature of extreme volcanic and earthquake activity, separates Melanesia from Polynesia in the east and from micronesian  in the north, along the Equator; in the south, Melanesia is bounded by the Tropic of Capricorn and Australia.

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The region of Micronesia  lies between the Philippines and Hawaii and encompasses more than 2,000 islands, most of which are small and many of which are found in clusters.

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1. European Caucasoid

2. African Negriod

3. Asian Mongoloid

4. Australoid

5. American Indian

6. Asian Indian

7. Polynesian

8. Melanesian

9. Micronesian