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But as a rule they have been accompanied by the growth of barriers to hybridization over which the animals ... It was during this great period we may suppose that an ability to hybridize often proved to be selectively advantageous .
But as a rule they have been accompanied by the growth of barriers to hybridization over which the animals ... It was during this great period we may suppose that an ability to hybridize often proved to be selectively advantageous .
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This hybridization so far as it led into the Jewish community was bound to be illegitimate . It was governed by an early and prudent rabbinical pronouncement that any child must be accepted as Jewish if its mother was Jewish .
This hybridization so far as it led into the Jewish community was bound to be illegitimate . It was governed by an early and prudent rabbinical pronouncement that any child must be accepted as Jewish if its mother was Jewish .
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What is less obvious is the nature of the hybridization . In distinguishing between Indian ... It may have hybridized with people of European origin so that there has been what we may call a flow of European genes into the community .
What is less obvious is the nature of the hybridization . In distinguishing between Indian ... It may have hybridized with people of European origin so that there has been what we may call a flow of European genes into the community .
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PROVIDENT SOCIETIES | 67 |
EXPANDING PEOPLES | 127 |
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