yellow race

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yellow race (64:6.14-16). See also Chinese; races
consolidating central Asia in 15,000 B.C. (78:1.7) (78:3.8)
drifted into darkness following Caligastia apostasy (64:6.15)
drove Andonites from Asia (78:1.5) (79:6.1)
drove red race out of Asia into North America (64:6.4,14) (64:7.4) (78:1.5-7)
entered China in 300,000 B.C., drove off Neanderthalers (79:5.2-3)
escaped admixture with debased stocks; strengthened by superior red and Andonic (79:5.1-2) (79:6.7)
factors of superiority were genetic, social, spiritual, and geographic (79:6.6-12) (79:7.3,5) (79:8.15)
fought red race in Asia for 200,000 years (79:5.5)
in Central and South America (79:5.8)
in India (79:2.2)
migrated to Asia (64:7.3-4)
Mongoloid type (81:4.12)
on Pacific islands (79:6.3)
small but potent Adamic legacy (64:6.16) (78:5.6) (78:6.4) (79:6.7) (79:7sec) (80:1.5)
somewhat broad-headed (81:4.2-3)
strains incorporated in blue, white race (80:0.2) (80:3.2) (80:9.2,5,10)
suffered from absorption of green race, Indian inferiors (79:6.7)
usually enslaves green race (51:4.6)

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