Biological instinct in female to seek out a mate outside of the group.

Why do you keep interjecting the Hebrew bible into science threads?(See signature.)

Sorry, no.Scientific laws, and theories, emanate from peer-reviewed scientific journals.Ancient tribal myths and beliefs emanate from religious writings.Any correlation with scientific writings is just coincidental.

It gives those results approximately every two-three years during child-bearing years; you seem to have forgotten this.(Remember, "Roll me over in the clover, roll me over lay me down and do it again..."?) All of these flow from a faulty premise.Sorry, do not pass Go, do not collect $200.

Show your work.

Sorry, you have not established negative growth.That ruins your whole argument.Your original case was totally flawed.

Your original claim: Your figures suggest this is a lifetime's reproduction, whereas these figures should be possible every two to three years during childbearing years, up to 20 or 25 years in many cultures. They needed those birth rates as the infant death rates were much higher back then.Look up numbers of children in the past and see what you get. Ten children was common, while twenty was not unheard of.Your figures are totally unrealistic. (Are these figures from your Hebrew bible or something that you can't see anything else?)

Try again, with more content and less gibberish.You really should try and address the point I brought up in two posts now. It renders your figures absolutely incorrect.Unless you can actually address that point there is no use in continuing.

You have presented no math beyond that one simple three-line post.I demolished it easily, as the way you posted it did not include multiple births.Either come up with something new or give it up. You're only digging the hole deeper.