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There is no
generally accepted definition of
Indigenous peoples,
although in the 21st
century the
focus has been on self-identification,
cultural difference...
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Caunians (in Caria) are
autochthones, but they say that they came from Crete. The Budini,
unlike Gelonians, in
Scythia are
autochthones. In Thucydides: The...
- indigenism,
ethnic nationalism promoting the
identity of an
indigenous people Autochthones or
indigenous peoples,
peoples with a set of
specific rights based on...
- species. In 1978, the
ornithologist Storrs L.
Olson (using the
spelling autochthones)
agreed that the bone
belonged to a
macaw not ****ignable to any known...
- Clio, 1998 Prevost, Virginie. Les dernières communautés chrétiennes
autochthones d'Afrique du Nord".
Armand Colin ed. (p. 461-483)
Smith Reid, James....
- of the
Indian Ocean island of
animal cruelty and
referred to them as "
autochthones who have kept the
genes of savages". In her
letter relating to animal...
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borrowed customs south with them when they
first settled amongst Bantu autochthones in the
Great Lakes area. However,
little difference can be ascertained...
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inhabitants of West Asia (including the Phoenicians,
Hebrews and Arabs), the
autochthones of
Northern Africa (Berbers, Egyptians,
Abyssinians and
neighboring groups)...
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severus †Cuban red macaw, Ara
tricolor (extinct) †Saint
Croix macaw, Ara
autochthones (extinct)
Orthopsittaca Red-bellied macaw,
Orthopsittaca manilatus Primolius...
- from
nineteen museum skins and subfossils, the
Saint Croix macaw (Ara
autochthones) is only
known from subfossils, and the
Lesser Antillean macaw (Ara guadeloupensis)...
