- autochthon, autochthonic, or
autochthonous in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Autochthon,
autochthons or
autochthonous may
refer to:
Autochthon (geology)...
-
during history. The term is
equivalent to the
concept of
indigenous or
autochthonous species. A wild
organism (as
opposed to a
domesticated organism) is...
- nations,
Aboriginal peoples,
Native peoples,
Indigenous Natives, or
Autochthonous peoples.
Since 2020, most
style guides have
recommend capitalization...
- An
indigenous language, or
autochthonous language, is a
language that is
native to a
region and
spoken by its
indigenous peoples.
Indigenous languages...
- an
autochthonous landrace,
while a more
recently introduced one is
termed an
allochthonous landrace.
Within academic agronomy, the term
autochthonous landrace...
- ; Riese,
Berthold (1983). Coulmas, Florian; Ehlich,
Konrad (eds.). "
Autochthonous American writing systems: The
Aztec and
Mayan examples".
Writing in...
-
macroparasites with more
complex life cycles.
Transmissions can be
autochthonous (i.e.
between two
individuals in the same place) or may
involve travel...
- that can be
summarized into
three main hypotheses. The
first is the
autochthonous development in situ out of the
Villanovan culture, as
claimed by the...
-
groups of the
Hungarian diaspora: the
first group includes those who are
autochthonous to
their homeland and live
outside Hungary since the
border changes...
- belt
where they are washed, crushed, pressed, and the
juice separated.
Autochthonous or
inoculated yeasts,
mainly Saccharomyces cerevisiae,
initiate alcoholic...
