Bermuda.

[Dominicanese]

TVE caribean isles are at latitude mauritania..
..Mauritanian indigenous people are on olive/light brown skin.
Is that the future for people in the caribe? (Wich however are like that in many cases due to European subsaharian mix..which is the phenotype perfectly required for that environment.. So it's destiny was in line with the environment too)

yeah, pretty much

i can see it yeah, as an evolutionary thing

i like that observation from you

it is very possible actually

[Dominicanese]

^less than 5000 years

Or even 3000-2000 years (i reader it somewhere online) is the time for some small appreciable changes in phenotypes

Now a question to you: do you spot some changes in black Caribbean unmixed people who live in the northern part of the caribe (that is at higher latitude than say..Senegal.. I talk about latitudes of Mauritania and Malí..above the tropics) in pigmentation ?

no, not at all

they resemble their African ancestry tremendously, many Black Caribbean people came from all of West Africa (Yorubas, Malinkes, Wolof, Fon Ewe, Igbo, Temne, Kongos, Mbundu, vai, kpelle, hausa, fulani, Akan, etc...)

300-500 years is just not enough to have any phenotype change

there is a probability that some Mediterranian populations (some Berbers, Arabs, and West Asians) are actually descendants from anicent Caucasians who (after the ice age) migrated down douth and intermarried with the ancient blacks and dravindians 5-8,000 years ago, giving us all sorts of different unique mediterranean features