1. Dictionary entry overview: What does Autochthonous mean? • Autochthonous (adjective) The adjective Autochthonous has 2 senses:

2. Autochthonies autochthonism autochthonous (current term) autochthonous ideas autochthonous malaria autochthonous parasite autochthonously: autochthons autochthony autocide autocides autoclasia autoclavability autoclavable autoclave autoclaved autoclaves

3. Autochthonies autochthonism autochthonous autochthonous ideas autochthonous malaria (current term) autochthonous parasite autochthonously autochthons autochthony: autocide autocides autoclasia autoclavability autoclavable autoclave autoclaved autoclaves autoclaving autocleavage

4. See definitions of Autochthonous.

5. Autochthonous and allochthonous production.

6. 1 antonym for Allochthonous: autochthonous

7. Autochthonously: In an autochthonous manner

8. Autochthonous materials are contrasted with …

9. How to say Autochthonous in English? Pronunciation of Autochthonous with 3 audio pronunciations, 8 synonyms, 1 meaning, 1 antonym, 12 translations, 1 sentence and more for Autochthonous.

10. Autochthonous is a synonym of indigenous

11. Autochthonous [aw-tok´tho-nus] 1

12. Autochthonous Indigenous; applied to a material (e.g

13. The autochthonous mainly includes the Argillaceous deposit

14. Macedonians are Autochthonous, distinct, oldest people in Europe

15. Autochthonous - Translation to Spanish, pronunciation, and forum discussions

16. Ecology Native to or produced within a system: an Autochthonous species; algae that provide an Autochthonous source of nutrients in a lake.

17. As adjectives the difference between allochthonous and Autochthonous

18. Many Autochthonous rulers are present in the Athenian monarchy

19. Definition of Autochthonous adjective in Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary

20. Autochthonous Meaning: "native, aboriginal, indigenous," 1805, from autochthon + -ous

21. The Egyptians, however, like the ancient Greeks, regarded themselves as Autochthonous

22. Autochthonous definition, pertaining to Autochthons; aboriginal; indigenous (opposed to heterochthonous)

23. If kane toads originated in your area, then they’re an Autochthonous species

24. Source for information on Autochthonous: A Dictionary of Earth Sciences dictionary.

25. Use the adjective Autochthonous to say that something is native to an area

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27. The earliest inhabitants of Laconia, according to tradition, were the Autochthonous Leleges

28. II — autochthonous Miocene system in the Carpathian Foredeep below the Skole Nappe;

29. RAPD fingerprints indicated that the selected Autochthonous LAB were distinct from one another

30. See authoritative translations of Autochthonous in Spanish with example sentences and audio pronunciations.

31. Found 169 sentences matching phrase "Autochthonous populations".Found in 14 ms.

32. Nowadays, the English adjective "Autochthonous" is often used in somewhat meaty scientific or anthropological writing (as in "several Autochthonous cases of fever broke out in the region"), but it …

33. The tribe is Autochthonous, claiming descent from a son of the river Borysthenes Targitaos, …

34. Originating where it is found Familiarity information: Autochthonous used as an adjective is rare.

35. These sea ice communities can be supported by materials that are allochthonous and Autochthonous.

36. Autochthon definition is - one (such as a person, plant, or animal) that is Autochthonous

37. It covers an autochthonous block composed of migmatites and mica-schists and their cover.

38. 15 The fetish objects of ancient or autochthonous religions can be quite unprepossessing, or positively ugly.

39. As adjectives the difference between Autochthonous and indigenous is that Autochthonous is native to the place where found; indigenous while indigenous is (chieflyof living things) born or engendered in, native to a land or region, especially before an intrusion.

40. Debates on Autochthonous and Allochthonous Origin of Coal: Empirical Science versus the Diluvialists - Volume 5 - Robert A

41. It is generally agreed that the Autochthonous sedimentary sequences were deposited in the northern margin of Gondwana

42. Greek rulers detailed as Autochthonous represent a living link to the land and mark them as the

43. The few autochthonous occurrences show that these are chalcedony-quartz-silicifations of mainly ac-oriented, corrosively widened cracks.

44. In streams periphyton produce Autochthonous carbon, while leaves and needles which fall into the stream is allochthonous carbon

45. An Autochthon, or Autochthonous ([people sprung] from the earth itself) being is an entity born of the soil

46. Autochthonous entities are most notably present in Greek mythology and were often kings or progenitors of their people

47. Savage has defined and categorized the gastrointestinal microflora into two types, autochthonous flora (indigenous flora) and Allochthonous f …

48. Autochthonous definition: (of rocks, deposits , etc) found where they and their constituents were formed Meaning, pronunciation, translations and examples

49. The Autochthonous blocks were formed due to the deformation and displacement of the unconsolidated sediments caused by gravitational and …

50. Autochthonous culture a particular concept influencing the farmers' way of living has become very limited in its connotation: 11

51. Prehistoric evidence of Autochthonous tribes dated back centuries and could be traces to families still living in the region

52. The key difference between allochthonous Autochthonous and parAutochthonous relies on the amount of displacement of the sediments from the site of origin

53. Segmented filamentous bacteria (SFBs) are Apathogenic autochthonous bacteria in the murine small intestine that preferentially attach to Peyer's patch epithelium.

54. The root of the word Autochthonous traces back to the Greek word autokhthon, meaning literally “sprung from the land itself.”

55. The Abkhazian people (self-designation Apsua) constitute one of the most ancient autochthonous inhabitants of the eastern Black Sea littoral

56. "This volume is the first to juxtapose the autochthonous traditions of Antiquarianism of Early Modern Europe and Late Imperial China

57. Autochthonous transmission can then occur in areas where a competent vector is established and where climatic conditions are favourable for transmission

58. The limestone/marl alternation of the Zlambach Beds can be subdivided into an autochthonous background sedimentation and an allochthonous carbonate sedimentation.

59. Autochthonous LAB isolates SF1, SF2, SF4, SF9 and SF15 were selected based on the survival in in vitro gastrointestinal tract conditions

60. The key difference between Allochthonous autochthonous and parautochthonous relies on the amount of displacement of the sediments from the site of origin

61. I (OF X) VARIOUS They did not pretend to be Autochthonous, but claimed that their ancestors came from distant regions, in two bands.

62. Autochthonous are called those who are said to be the children of the soil, which means they have belonged to the land eternally

63. 🔊 Many believe that the Icelandic horse is Autochthonous to the region, but it was originally brought with Nordic settlers in the 12th century

64. Lymphocytes from the thymus or lymph nodes of inbred rats were Autosensitized in vitro against monolayers of autochthonous thymus reticulum cells or syngeneic fibroblasts

65. Autochthonous carbonates can rapidly precipitate out of the water column in shallow, hard-water tropical lakes, thus diluting pollen present in the lake sediment

66. Autochthon Fever Is A Home For Our Newly Awaken Kinfolks, Who Have Come Into The Knowledge That So-Called Black People Are Autochthonous To The Americas

67. The ([delta][sup.13]C range among the resident freshwater fishes suggest, not surprisingly, that both autochthonous and Allochthonous production contribute to carbon fixation in this tidal freshwater stream.

68. Autochthonous probiotic mixture improves biometrical parameters of larvae of Piaractus mesopotamicus (Caracidae, Characiforme, Teleostei)/ Mistura probiotica autotona melhora os parametros biometricos nas larvas de Piaractus mesopotamicus (Caracidae, Characiforme, Teleostei)

69. Indigenous peoples, also referred to as First people, Aboriginal people, Native people, or autochthonous people, are culturally distinct ethnic groups who are native to a particular place

70. Between the autochthonous reef and the detritus facies a near-reef detritus-facies can be observed, which is characterized by abundant encrusting algae acting as sedimentbinding organisms.

71. The remnant seed of “ Autochthonous Peoples of This Land ” formerly known as “ Turtle Island,” but today is called North America, are Australoid and/or Negroid in phenotype

72. Allothogenic or autochthonous mixtures of carbonate sand, bioclasts, and carbonaceous mud show a preferred orientation along structures, and thus influence the textures in the phreatic zone (Fig

73. There are groups of autochthonous and exotic trees, bushes and flowers such as camphor tree, eucalyptus, avocado, acacia, sequoia, cedar of Lebanon, cedar of the Himalayas, jasmine, bougainvillea.

74. This channel is design to ONLY FOCUS on, Autochthonous Aboriginal American, who been reclassified as negro, blacks and Africa American, and the problems that why been facing for centuries..

75. We found that Basques share common genetic features with other European populations, but at the same time present some autochthonous (local) lineages that make them unique," said Quintana-Murci

76. - ON PLAINS AND/OR PLATEAUX ON AN AUTOCHTHONOUS SUBSTRATUM OF CALCAREOUS ROCK , MARL OR SAND OR COLLUVIAL OF MORAINIC , GLACIAL OR VOLCANIC ORIGIN , OR ALLUVIAL ORIGIN BUT COARSE IN COMPOSITION ,

77. - ON PLAINS AND/OR PLATEAUX ON AN AUTOCHTHONOUS SUBSTRATUM OF CALCAREOUS ROCK , MARL OR SAND OR COLLUVIAL OF MORAINIC , GLACIAL OR VOLCANIC ORIGIN , OR OF ALLUVIAL ORIGIN BUT COARSE IN COMPOSITION ,

78. Allochthonous: 1 adj of rocks, deposits, etc.; found in a place other than where they and their constituents were formed Antonyms: autochthonous of rocks, deposits, etc.; found where they and their constituents were formed

79. 1889, Justin Winsor, Narrative and Critical History of America, volume I, page 375: Two of the most celebrated of the evolutionists reject the Autochthonous view, for Darwin's Descent of Man and Haeckel's Hist

80. Leniusculus and Allocthonous (terrestrial detritus) and benthic autochthonous (periphyton and macrophyte) resources from the littoral zone of 14 lakes in Washington State, USA and Hokkaido, Japan during the summers of 2008 and 2009