Sentence examples for autochthonous element from inspiring English sources

The characteristic part of Australia's plant life that is little shared with other lands, together with those specialized characteristics that apparently originated on the continent long ago, form what has been designated as an Australian (or autochthonous) element.

The cold adapted larger mammal faunas of Pleistocene Eurasia (the so-called Mammuthus Coelodonta faunas) were mainly composed of autochthonous Palaearctic elements.

In his search to unite creativity (expressed by designing novel experiments) with continuity (by re-adapting the experiments begun abroad to local conditions), he developed an approach that incorporated autochthonous objects as essential elements in universal models.

The cultures or groups that were Celtic, or had a Celtic element in them (mixed Celtic and autochthonous), lasted at their furthest extent to 170 AD (the Púchov culture).

A second, very scarcely studied factor is the autochthonous production of diatoms in the marshes.

This paucity of information prompted to us to assess the impact of main processes in different types of wetlands on the recovery potential of chemical elements showing advantages and disadvantages of autochthonous and allochthonous wetlands and possible solutions.

Within the excavation pit the recovered elements present a mixture of skeletal material in near-primary (autochthonous) and secondary (re-deposited) context.

We show that autochthonous as well as allochthonous wetlands are able to accumulate high amounts of elements, but it is suggested that combining autochthonous/allochthonous processes should result in a higher efficiency [ 90].

The Morrises remained autochthonous.

Jaspers called such states "autochthonous".

It is, he writes, a "purely autochthonous" practice.