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Page 103
... urban areas also differ in fertility : in Brazil the observed average has been 4.9 live births in urban places and 7.3 in rural areas ; the same pattern has been observed in other countries . Because of the large rural population and ...
... urban areas also differ in fertility : in Brazil the observed average has been 4.9 live births in urban places and 7.3 in rural areas ; the same pattern has been observed in other countries . Because of the large rural population and ...
Page 335
... urban population from 26,300,000 to 160,800 , - 000. Apart from natural growth , the increase in the urban population was determined partly by migration from the villages to the towns and cities and partly by the trans- formation of ...
... urban population from 26,300,000 to 160,800 , - 000. Apart from natural growth , the increase in the urban population was determined partly by migration from the villages to the towns and cities and partly by the trans- formation of ...
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... Urban C , were arriving , again from a northern direction , and combining with the Proto - Urban A group . In the last centuries of the 4th millennium , therefore , Syria and Palestine were occupied by village populations , with ...
... Urban C , were arriving , again from a northern direction , and combining with the Proto - Urban A group . In the last centuries of the 4th millennium , therefore , Syria and Palestine were occupied by village populations , with ...
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