autochthonic , auch: autochthonous , auch: autochthonal

Except that all the autochthonic goats had died out, and, along with them, the ritual.

North Frisians are counted as an autochthonic minority in Germany.

I am one of the autochthonic goats that in former times was sacrificed to Yah.

The government does not actively stimulate private livestock breeders to keep and work with autochthonic breeds.

Making an official distinction of the original old type of the autochthonic breeds from their "improved" types.

An autochthonic deity called Yah."

The CP saw itself as defending the rights of autochthonic Dutch people in the face of massive immigration.

The three breeds, subject of the project have been selected by Karakachan people, which are ancient, autochthonic, ethnic group of nomad livestock breeders.

The government should stimulate the use of alpine pastures and the seasonal migrations as more environmentally friendly and as traditional for the old autochthonic breeds.

It is suggested that ancient city of Serbinum in Pannonia was named after these hypothetical autochthonic Serbs.

The conservation measures that are needed for saving karakachan breeds could apply towards saving of all the autochthonic breeds in Bulgaria.

Semperviva is focused on studying and saving the rare autochthonic breeds of domestic animals in Bulgaria and also on the Balkan region.

During antiquity, the Athenians boasted about being 'autochthonic', which is to say that they were the original inhabitants of the area and had not moved to Attica from another place.

According to the Red Data List of autochthonic forms of domestic animals(1994) the Karakachan horse is put in category II - disappearing forms (or critical).

Up to day the government has not supported the breed survival in any way, except including it in the Red Data List of the autochthonic forms of domestic animals as a disappearing breed (or critical).

This theory assumes that Serbs are an autochthonic people in the Balkans and Podunavlje, where they presumably lived before historical Slavic and Serb migration to the Balkans in the 6th-7th centuries.

What Furtrado had not mentioned, and what he knew his Russian counterparts would never raise (unless the negotiations started to spiral towards failure), were the difficulties most of the autochthonic groups in the region would have in adapting.

In the old days before humans had migrated to the CY3O-CY3OB star system, the autochthonic population had worshiped a mountain deity named Yah, whose abode, the autochthons had explained, was the little mountain on which Herb Asher's dome had been erected.