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Dictionary » D » Depopulation DepopulationDepopulation (Science: veterinary) humane destruction of all animals on a premises during a disease eradication program. Used primarily in national programs established to eradicate newly introduced diseases (e.g., foot-and-mouth disease) that pose serious economic threats to the livestock industries. ![]()
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Results from our forumThe Fiber Disease... So, I see you telling us two things here. What in your opinion was the object you speak of created for? For war? for evolutionary adaptation? for depopulation? If cyanobacteria, and mammal genes, squid, and wings are part of the construct, that is not what was being done in Russia, those where ...
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