Asia vs. the Americas

For 10,000 years since Beringia, the bridge connecting Asia to North America, had vanished, the Asian and Native American races show great distinction. But if Beringia has persisted to this day, could the racial differences between Asian and Native American still be the same, or could it have lessened to a degree?

While we're at it, if Beringia has existed for the last 10,000 years, how would it have affected the animal migrants traveling from Asia to America and vice versa?

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