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 1 3   |  when significant amounts of population started to move from countryside
 2 15,6|  such a large segment of the population, it seems proper to begin
 3 15,9|     a controlled or isolated population has resulted in the inability
 4 15,9|      breed with the original population. They have hence observed
 5 15,2| verses of day 6 refer to the population explosion of mammals occurring
 6 16,1| oblivion, archaeologists and population geneticists believe they
 7 16,1|      of the present European population by looking within the major
 8 16,1|     been drawn from a common population that began to expand 7,800
 9 19  |   earth, had little, if any, population at that time.~ Let us examine
10 19,1|   extent and spread of human population and, thus, of sin's impact,