The Toubou are in the limelight as "desert warriors" living in the eastern and central Sahara. Some people argue that they are dark-skinned people of mixed ancestry, while others say, they are just purely Africans.

The reason is that Africans possess every phenotypical trait that's found in Toubou people, and to say the least, humanity emerged from Africa. High cheekbone is a play up that a LOT of Africans possess, so it's not pro tem to ANY ethnic group at all.

Secondly, "aquiline" noses are a point of character that came into existence so that people living in arid climates could properly humidify the air before it enters the lungs, and also keep the moisture when breathing out. This is basic anthropology, so that means that "aquiline" noses are an African trait too. So, these people are African. Africans are not monolithic in terms of phenotypical traits. The only common denominator is the pigment in our skin, and that's about it.