This is unexpected because the Hawaiian biota generally evolved through colonization from America whereas that of the rest of the Pacific was mostly colonized from Asia and Australo-Papua [ 60].
He was an outspoken opponent of the destruction of Indian culture through colonization.
But it would be a mistake to understand Haiti's appeal solely through colonization's failure.
For some, these philosophical commitments are indigenous and longstanding, and for others they were imported later, often through colonization.
"The only Zionism of any consequence today is xenophobic and exclusionary," he writes, and it is carrying out an "open-ended project of national self-realization to be achieved through colonization and purification of the tribe".
Mediterranean islands constitute a place of passage where the creation of cultural landscapes can be traced through colonization and anthropization histories.
The two principal legal traditions, common law and civil law, have been transplanted through colonization and occupation to the vast majority of the jurisdictions in the world by a group of European countries.
While countries like Britain and France were concentrating on expansion through colonization, the United States, Germany and others were focused inward, developing — intentionally or not — the centralizing powers that have defined the modern state ever since.
In 1750 there were nine large Mandan villages, but recurrent epidemics of smallpox, pertussis (whooping cough), and other diseases introduced through colonization reduced the tribe to two villages by 1800.
Last, the effect of phenotypic variation has a deterministic component on colonization rates, and a stochastic component on persistence through colonization rates, but both are important to understand the overall effect.
