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That is wrong, the skin color of a racially pure/almost pure Indigenous Indian is black, many Caucasoids have dark skin due to climate adaptation. They obviously did mix with the Australoid's but I don't think many Indo-Aryans having brown-dark brown skin today is the result of mixing with Australoids even though they all have 20-33% Non-Caucasoid admixture depending on the person/ethnic group.
http://racialreality.altervista.org/skincolor.html
http://www.livescience.com/41040-ski...ied-india.html 27% of South Indians and 80-90% of North Indians (depending on the region) have the same gene mutation for fair skin that Europeans have. This study is not so specific so I estimate that 80-90% of Indo Aryans total have this gene overall.
http://journals.plos.org/plosgenetic...l.pgen.1003912 The Light Skin Allele of SLC24A5 in South Asians and Europeans Shares Identity by Descent Still trying to find more specific numbers of how many South Asians have this gene.
In the far reaches of East India beyond Bangladesh, where people are highly mixed with Mongoloids, this gene is not found at all because the gene mutation for skin color with East Asians is a different one from what Caucasoids have.
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