then avg it

Race is a colloquial term that fits within the definition of ecotypes.

Look at castizos

you then create a degree of freedom factor relative to the mixed avg

You can disagree or agree.

I do not care.

i might be 5% non-white i think

Avg 70% white and castizos are basically white

in which you can say that for 1 or 2 df in a differential established relative to white proportion, this is the cutoff point

according to ancestry

templeton specifically says ecotypes do not correspond to races

finding a cutoff point is not hard

the problem is liberals don't understand basic stats

so this "le where is race" meme is propagated

The way they look at race is a meme

statistics should be mandatory to enter any uni program

They literally break it up by continent

uni level stats should be taught in high scool

school*

would weed out the dumbasses from uni too

what are the different races though

like whites, blacks etc

dna variation in genotype cluysters

there is AP statistics

clusters*

Chads, boomers, and degens. @UNITE THE RIGHT

@UNITE THE RIGHT wtf

Im hwite

race is a set of allele frequency distribution

So all of Asia is counted as one and when they find out Arabs are different from chinamen they're like SEE SEE RACE ISN'T REAL

@agag Show me

it's a physical verifiable thing

Others disagree.

I mean @Noxar

Theyre all important

Kids big dum

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@Kierketard However, human ecotypes do not correspond to races under either subspecies definition. Even the advocates of the ecotype race concept acknowledge that the same adaptation can arise independently in different parts of the species’ range (Pigliucci & Kaplan, 2003). Hence, ecotypes do not in general correspond to evolutionary lineages, and specifically human ecotypes cannot correspond to evolutionary lineages in humans since the hypothesis of multiple evolutionary lineages within the human species is rejected, as noted earlier. Moreover, variation in environmental factors can induce natural selection that results in local adaptations even in species that are not genetically subdivided at all (Templeton, 2006); that is, the ecotypes are only genetically differentiated at the gene loci under selection and show little to no genetic differentiation over the remainder of the genome. In these cases, the geographic distributions of the local adaptations reflect the geography of environmental factors and not boundaries of overall genetic differentiation. Hence, the ecotype concept in general does not correspond to populations demarcated by sharp boundaries of genetic differentiation that exceed some threshold.

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