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Genetic analyses of the more recently-collected West Coast populations demonstrated reduced haplotype diversity compared to the East Coast, but both populations were dwarfed by European haplotype diversity (Fig. 4; Appendix S1).

But the 1,200-strong 1,200-strongpermanentis dwarfed by the thousands of asylum-seekers housed in two detention centres, along with Australian population ismigration officials.

With millions of variables stemming from contemporary sequencing methods, even the size of the entire human population is dwarfed by the sample size requirements.

(Both countries' contributions were dwarfed by the number of students from Asia).

Across snake species there is a tendency for populations that are dwarfed on islands to specialize on small lizard prey and for snakes that are giant to occupy islands that support colonies of nesting seabirds, which provide a seasonally available food source [23], [25]; however, there are exceptions to this pattern (e.g., [26]).

If – or when – the mining boom takes off, Greenland's indigenous population will be dwarfed by migrant labour.

This population may be dwarfed by China's 1.3 billion, but on average, Brazilians have much higher purchasing power.

Both figures are dwarfed by the league's overall revenue of $3.5 billion.

Both packages are dwarfed by the Bush proposal, which would give New Yorkers $11.1 billion in reductions.

Both are dwarfed by Europe, with €41 billion ($56 billion) last year.

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