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Surely there is some degree of genetic variation between, say, Indigenous Australians, the Inuit, and the Swedish people, despite the high genetic overlap between all human populations and the often cited fact that the amount of genetic diversity within each population is higher than the differences between them. Are changes in hair and eye pigmentation not complex enough to count as more recently evolved genetic traits? What about the narrow, long noses of most European populations, or the smooth and continuously growing hair?
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