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African

• Central-African: Indigenous to the central region of Africa, encompassing various ethnic groups with rich cultural diversity.
• East-African: Populations from the eastern part of Africa, known for their ethnic and linguistic diversity.
• West-African: Home to a wide array of ethnic groups, known for their historical empires and cultural heritage.
• Khomani-San: Indigenous to southern Africa, San people are known for their unique click languages.

Asian

• Altaic: Encompassing groups speaking Altaic languages, historically in regions of Central Asia.
• Northeast-Asian: Populations inhabiting the northeastern part of Asia, including ethnic groups like the Koreans and Mongolians.
• East-Asian: Encompasses a variety of ethnic groups primarily in China, Japan, and Korea.
• Siberian: Indigenous peoples of Siberia, known for their diverse ethnicities and cultures in the harsh Siberian climate.
• Northeast-European: Can include populations from northeastern parts close to Asia such as the Uralic peoples.
• Nasioic: Referring to ethnic groups in Asia, possibly related to or within the Uralic family.
• Kamchatkan: Indigenous peoples of the Kamchatka Peninsula in Russia, known for their unique cultural traditions.
• Taiwanese-Aboriginal: Indigenous Austronesian people native to Taiwan.
• Papuan: Indigenous peoples of Papua New Guinea and nearby islands, characterized by a large number of distinct languages.

European

• Uralic: Refers to people speaking Uralic languages, mainly found in regions of Northern Europe and parts of Russia.
• Northeast-European: Includes peoples from the northeastern regions of Europe.
• Caucasian: Groups from the Caucasus region, a melting pot of languages and cultures.
• Mediterranean: Encompasses groups around the Mediterranean Sea, known for their historically interconnected cultures.

Middle Eastern and Northern African

• Druzian: Ethnoreligious group primarily found in Lebanon, Syria, and Israel with a distinct monotheistic faith.
• Arabic: Refers to the Arabic-speaking populations primarily in the Middle East and North Africa.
• Berberic: Indigenous peoples of North Africa, known for their Berber languages and traditions.

American

• South-Amerindian: Indigenous peoples from South America with rich ancestral heritages and cultures.
• North-Amerindian: Indigenous peoples from North America, diverse in cultures and languages.
• Amazonian: Refers to the indigenous groups native to the Amazon rainforest.

Indian Subcontinent

• North-Indian: Populations from Northern India, diverse in languages and religions.
• Kalash: An indigenous people living in the Chitral District of Pakistan with a distinct culture and religion.

Other

• Eskimoic: Indigenous peoples traditionally inhabiting the Arctic regions of Greenland, Canada, and Alaska.