The phrase "autochthonous population" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a group of people or organisms that are native to a particular region or environment, often in discussions about anthropology, ecology, or geography.
Example: "The autochthonous population of the island has maintained its unique cultural practices despite external influences."
Alternatives: "indigenous population" or "native population".
To observe the differences between ethnic groups and the autochthonous population in the frequency of mental disorders.
In the immigrants studied, HBsAg positivity is higher than in the autochthonous population.
Generally, no major risk of transmission from immigrants into the autochthonous population has been found.
Generally, these studies found a slighter effect of educational level on immigrant population compared to autochthonous population.
We can therefore conclude that integration is far from random with limited social interaction between foreigners and the autochthonous population.
There is evidence for differences in educational level among migrants compared to the autochthonous population in Germany.
A primer pair targeting a 141-bp fragment enabled specific detection of this strain without cross detection of autochthonous populations of Trichoderma in several field soils.
Moreover, since Aromanian and Meglenoromanian are spoken south of the Jireček line i.e., in the region where Greek rather than Latin was the language of inscriptions there is a question concerning whether those speakers are Romanized autochthonous populations or peoples who migrated to the current locations during the Middle Ages.
Consequently, observed differences in composition between two gut community samples at any one time point will reflect both transient differences (such as those due to high turnover populations, changes in abundance or allochthonous populations) and sustained differences (due to autochthonous populations).
The genetic structure of eight Spanish autochthonous populations (breeds) of beef cattle were studied from pedigree records.
Breast cancer screening participation among migrant women differs from that of autochthonous populations in several European countries.
