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With the phenomenologically determined valence-quark spin densities in conjunction with the positivity of the unpolarized parton distributions, we extract the polarized sea-quark (gluon) distribution necessary to interpret the European Muon Collaboration measurement of the polarized proton structure function g₁ᵖ(x) in terms of sea quarks (gluons) alone. We then propose more realistic spin-dependent sea and gluon distribution functions which are parametrized in such a way that the first moment of g₁ᵖ(x) receives almost all contributions from the region $x>0.01$. A prediction of the polarized neutron structure function is given.
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