For one, what makes you think they were middle Easteners?
Well golly... The scribes of the scrolls that were later edited, translated, and compiled into what we now call Genesis were all living in the middle east, so...
For another what makes you think they were nearly identical?
The bible story.
Adam was created perfect, i.e. every racial genome already existed within him.
Evidence for this crazy assertion that is 100% contradictory to all known genetics mechanisms and phenomena?
Oh - question begging is fallacious, by the way.
Half was used to create Eve.
Evidence for this continued question begging?
Therefore we start with two non-identical beings. Each with half of a perfect genome. The two shall become one flesh (i.e. a new life)
Therefore?
Question begging assertions are not evidence.
Try harder.
Or even actually try.
But I am sure you have already forgotten that over 100 breeds of dogs were brought about from one wolf stock.
Through centuries of selective breeding premised on the acquisition of new alleles (not "allies') via mutation. Since that is where new alleles come from - not from hybridization.
How easily evolutionists forget this when they question how humans can do the same thing to themselves they did with dogs.
How easily the non-biologist question-begging creationist forgets that most dog breeds are produced via the selective breeding of different breeds.
Where did those different breeds come from in the first place, if we started out with wolves?
Yet wonder in awe how a mere 12 to 15 races came about, while claiming to understand how 100 breeds of dogs happened..... I find this selective memory, astonishing....
Not as astonishing as the fact that you main argument - Asian+ African yields Afro-Asian despite not being able to explain where an African or Asian came from in the first place.
I don't avoid it, you just refuse to remember dogs every time you ask.
You do avoid it every time, and you do not seem to understand even basic genetics to see that your claims are laughable.
Tell you what genius - if you think you are correct, and that dog breeding is analogous to getting all of the human 'races' we have today from a single breeding pair of middle easterners in just a few thousand years, how about you look at the wolf genome:
The wolf reference genome sequence ( Canis lupus lupus ) and its implications for Canis spp. population genomics
and compare it to a handful of dog breeds. Surely you should be able to find that the wolf genome possesses ALL of the alleles that these other breeds do.