English: Redrawing of a map from Carleton S. Coon, The Origin of Races (1962), p. 659.

Distribution of Coon's "five geographical races of man" after the end of the Pleistocene.

This is the second of the two maps numbered "Map 13", labelled "Early Post-Pleistocene". Original caption:

"The second map shows what happened at the end of the Pleistocene, when the Mongoloids and Caucasoids expanded and burst out of their territories. The Mongoloids entered and inhabited America, and extended their domain southward into Southeast Asia and Indonesia, while the Australoids crossed Wallace's Line and occupied Australia and New Guinea. The Caucasoids thrust northward. More significantly, they drove the Capoids out of North Africa and occupied the White Highlands of Kenya and Tanganyika. The Congoids were reduced to a small part of their earlier domain, including the Congo forests and the lands to the north, where they later evolved rapidly and spread, as Negroes, over much of Africa."

Some of these hypotheses are no longer tenable, it is now known that the Proto-Australoid peopling of Australia is much earlier, and that the Capoids developed in South, not North Africa.