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**smazibummigue** · 06-09-2010, 09:55 AM

Depends what is multiracial to you. I consider Europeans intermarrying with South Asians multiracial even though they are both mainly Caucasoids.

The best way to check statistics is to go to the Mall. I am sure you will see more than 2.7%. Whether it is 30% is arguable. I think more study is needed. In Australia it would be hard to gather statistics as people are not listed according to race on birth, marriage or death certificates and on most other documents.

I don't know Kyte. In Hawaii there must be many Hawaiians of mixed ancestry who intermarry other mixed ancestry people but whose mixed are not identical. For European/East Asian hybrids, yes, they will most probably meld back into the European racial group. In Australia, the mixed Aborigines/Europeans more often tended to form a hybrid group, mixing with other mixed Aborigine/European but some have gone back to the ancestral groups.

Of the groups, the Moors seem to be less Woggish than East Asians which is implied in the case of Finns, Turks, Slavs and the Bjorkoids. At least the Moors are mostly Caucasoid.

06-09-2010, 09:55 AM	#8
smazibummigue Join Date Nov 2005 Posts 402 Senior Member	Depends what is multiracial to you. I consider Europeans intermarrying with South Asians multiracial even though they are both mainly Caucasoids. The best way to check statistics is to go to the Mall. I am sure you will see more than 2.7%. Whether it is 30% is arguable. I think more study is needed. In Australia it would be hard to gather statistics as people are not listed according to race on birth, marriage or death certificates and on most other documents. I don't know Kyte. In Hawaii there must be many Hawaiians of mixed ancestry who intermarry other mixed ancestry people but whose mixed are not identical. For European/East Asian hybrids, yes, they will most probably meld back into the European racial group. In Australia, the mixed Aborigines/Europeans more often tended to form a hybrid group, mixing with other mixed Aborigine/European but some have gone back to the ancestral groups. Of the groups, the Moors seem to be less Woggish than East Asians which is implied in the case of Finns, Turks, Slavs and the Bjorkoids. At least the Moors are mostly Caucasoid.
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