Autochthon
Autochthonous ( ancient Greek αὐτός cars, auto ' and χθών Chthon ' earth ', aboriginal, originally ) referred to:
- Autochthonous ( Αὐτόχθον ), King of Atlantis, son of Poseidon and Kleito; see Kleito
Autochthonous called:
- The property of a population group to be indigenous; see the antonym allochthonous ( ethnology)
- The property of biological species, since long and without human aid, to live in an area; see indigenous species
- , acquired the status of an infectious disease in an area and not to have been introduced by a travel or transport of affected individuals
- To have been the property of rocks, not tectonically displaced or otherwise rearranged; see autochthonous (geology)
- Muscle, which is located at the point at which it was created in embryonic development, see autochthonous back muscles.
Autochtone stands for:
- Indigenous peoples, the found, however marginalized population in an area
- Disambiguation