Relating to ethnic groups as they are distributed geographically across regions and landscapes.
From geo- (Earth, place) + ethnic (relating to a group sharing common culture or ancestry). A relatively rare compound term from 20th-century ethnographic and geographic scholarship.
Geoethnic patterns—like how certain languages cluster in specific valleys or how mountains naturally divide ethnic groups—show how geography shapes human culture in ways that have echoed through history.
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