In Re Saito (1894)

¢Other writers make a still larger number of distinct races. It is said that Prof. Huxley's division of mankind is the most satisfactory. He distinguishes four principal types, and he points out the marked physical characteristics of each. These types are the Australioid (chocolate brown), Negroid (brown black), Mongoloid (yellow), and Xanthochroic (fair whites). To these he adds a fifth variety, the Melanochroic (dark whites).