In Japan, the Choshiu and Yakonin types are mostly Sinid. In recent decades, Sinids migrated to other world regions, e.g. America, Australia, and Europe.

North Sinid type, named after the Huang Ho (Yellow) river in Northern China. Developed from loess and millet farmers. Usually regarded as the Sinid proper, associated with the Xia dynasty and the beginning of the Chinese empire.

Sinid subtype, named after the Chang Kiang (Yangtze) river in Central China. Today the most populous human variety in the world. Developed from the river and rice farmers in Central China. Typical in Kiangsu, Chekiang, Anhuei, Kiangsi, Hupei, Hunan, Szechuan, Kueichow, and Yunnan.

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为黄种人东亚人种北东亚类型（North Sinid）与澳大利亚人种阿伊努类型（Ainuid）混血形成，分布于日本南部和琉球群岛。 圆颅，肤色较浅，眼睛较大，鼻梁较高，体毛比较丰富，部分为波状发，身高较矮（rather short），身材矮胖，身材类型以肥胖型身材（endomorph ...

Jan 21, 2025 · Sinid (plural Sinids) (anthropology, historical) A historical racial classification and term used in human physical anthropology as a Mongoloid subrace commonly found throughout East Asia and is associated with Chinese, Korean, and Japanese people.

Sinids are found in China, Tibet, and Korea. Subtypes: North-Sinid, Middle-Sinid, South-Sinid. SINODONTY. Pertaining to the " Mongolid type " of teeth, characterized by e.g. shovel-shaped incisors, single-rooted upper first premolars, and triple rooted lower first molars. Contrasted with sundadonty. SITTING HEIGHT

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Typical for the old province of Annam in Vietnam. Developed through continuous Sinid expansions to the South and assimilation of indigenous South Mongolid and even Veddoid elements. Most common in Central Vietnam, slightly more mixed in South Vietnam. Sporadically across Indochina and South China.

Sinid. The dominant group of East Asia and the most numerous in the world. Developed during the Neolithic in China and became typical for farmers and fishers. Continuously expanded South, where it subsequently pushed back other types, later merchants and tradesmen settled in various parts of Indochina and Indonesia.