- of
river ecosystem organisms.
Energy sources can be
autochthonous or
allochthonous.
Autochthonous (from the
Latin "auto" = "self)
energy sources are those...
- The
North Caucasus,
inhabited by more than 100 of
autochthonous and
allochthonous peoples,
including Russians, is a
unique locus for
conducting a large-scale...
- California.
Endemic taxa can also be
classified into autochthonous,
allochthonous,
taxonomic relicts and
biogeographic relicts.
Paleoendemism refers to...
- Mexico:
intrusive plumes, canopy-margin thrusts,
minibasin triggers and
allochthonous fragments". In
Vining B.A.;
Pickering S.C. (eds.).
Petroleum Geology:...
-
autochthonous landrace,
while a more
recently introduced one is
termed an
allochthonous landrace.
Within academic agronomy, the term
autochthonous landrace...
- It can be
described as
rooted to its ba****t rock as
opposed to an
allochthonous block or
nappe which has been
relocated from its site of formation....
- Alexandria, Egypt: Erosion,
Deformation of
Strata and
Introduction of
Allochthonous Material Archived 2017-05-25 at the
Wayback Machine" Haugen, K; Lovholt...
-
which are used in
encryption software.
Mathematical modelling, or
allochthonous reasoning,
typically is the
formulation of a
hypothesis followed by...
- the
cleaning while the fish
receive food.
Hippo defecation creates allochthonous deposits of
organic matter along the
river beds.
These deposits have...
- An allochthon, or an
allochthonous block, is a
large block of rock
which has been
moved from its
original site of formation,
usually by low
angle thrust...
