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* the '''naleimurkaṇīṭah''' group (36-34) is the darkest skin colour of all, and in the Inquisition it is typical in the Eastern Islands as well as a few areas in the West and along the southernmost coasts. About 7% of all Chlouvānem belong to this group.

* the '''lallamurkaṇīṭah''' group (33-28) is the typical black skin, and is legally the relative majority among Chlouvānem people<ref>In popular usage, the two following groups - ''~~lugaṣṇih~~'' and ''~~hailasnih~~'' - are considered a single one and therefore that one is considered majoritary.</ref>, with 28% of the population. It is common all throughout the nation, but from the Plain it increases the further West one goes, up to more than 90% in some of the westernmost dioceses.

* the '''lallamurkaṇīṭah''' group (33-28) is the typical black skin, and is legally the relative majority among Chlouvānem people<ref>In popular usage, the two following groups - ''lugaṣṭṇīṭah'' and ''hailaṣṇīṭah'' - are considered a single one and therefore that one is considered majoritary.</ref>, with 28% of the population. It is common all throughout the nation, but from the Plain it increases the further West one goes, up to more than 90% in some of the westernmost dioceses.

* the '''lugaṣṭṇīṭah''' group (27-23) is the one most people on Calémere frequently associate with Chlouvānem people, as it is the relative majority in nearly all of their heartlands; the mid-high skin colour in this range (24, 25, 26) is probably the most common overall there. It is legally the third-largest, with 24% of all Chlouvānem.

* the '''hailaṣṇīṭah''' group (18-20) is another stereotypically Chlouvānem-only skin colour, relative majority in many areas of the Plain, in the southern rainforests, and in the East. It is legally the second-largest, with 26% of all Chlouvānem, but popular usage hardly distinguishes it from the ''lugaṣṭṇīṭah'' group.

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 * the '''naleimurkaṇīṭah''' group (<small>36-34</small>) is the darkest skin colour of all, and in the Inquisition it is typical in the Eastern Islands as well as a few areas in the West and along the southernmost coasts. About 7% of all Chlouvānem belong to this group.
-* the '''lallamurkaṇīṭah''' group (<small>33-28</small>) is the typical black skin, and is legally the relative majority among Chlouvānem people<ref>In popular usage, the two following groups - ''lugaṣṇih'' and ''hailasnih'' - are considered a single one and therefore that one is considered majoritary.</ref>, with 28% of the population. It is common all throughout the nation, but from the Plain it increases the further West one goes, up to more than 90% in some of the westernmost dioceses.
+* the '''lallamurkaṇīṭah''' group (<small>33-28</small>) is the typical black skin, and is legally the relative majority among Chlouvānem people<ref>In popular usage, the two following groups - ''lugaṣṭṇīṭah'' and ''hailaṣṇīṭah'' - are considered a single one and therefore that one is considered majoritary.</ref>, with 28% of the population. It is common all throughout the nation, but from the Plain it increases the further West one goes, up to more than 90% in some of the westernmost dioceses.
 * the '''lugaṣṭṇīṭah''' group (<small>27-23</small>) is the one most people on Calémere frequently associate with Chlouvānem people, as it is the relative majority in nearly all of their heartlands; the mid-high skin colour in this range (<small>24, 25, 26</small>) is probably the most common overall there. It is legally the third-largest, with 24% of all Chlouvānem.
 * the '''hailaṣṇīṭah''' group (<small>18-20</small>) is another stereotypically Chlouvānem-only skin colour, relative majority in many areas of the Plain, in the southern rainforests, and in the East. It is legally the second-largest, with 26% of all Chlouvānem, but popular usage hardly distinguishes it from the ''lugaṣṭṇīṭah'' group.