DnaTube.com - Scientific Video Site. Why are we different colors? The most striking difference among human populations, or “races” (a loaded term that I discuss in WEIT), is skin color.
As we all know, and as the following diagram shows, populations from tropical areas have darker skin than do populations from higher latitudes: Fig. 1. Distribution of skin pigmentation among human populations (from Encylopedia Brittanica)
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