大洋洲dà yáng zhōuOceania 诸色人等zhū sè rén děngpeopleofevery description; all kindsofpeople; different kindsofpeople 耆宿qí xiǔ veneratedoldpeople(ofa community) 土法tǔ fǎindigenousmethod 荼毒生灵tú dú shēng líng plungethepeopleinto the depthsofsuffering; abuse and oppressthepeople ...
(Hawaii) Definition Indigenous peoples of Australia and Oceania are represented by large numbers of diverse communities and societies that inhabit the continental landmass of Australia and associated islands (Indigenous Australians, Torres Strait Islanders) as well as most islands of the Pacific Ocean ...
Indigenous peoples refer to one of the populations on the planet. These peoples are located in the Americas, Europe, Asia, Africa, and Oceania. There are thousands of different tribes. Answer and Explanation: The definition of Indigenous peoples is the group of human populations that arrived in...
The term is meant to distinguish these original inhabitants in a location that has seen been colonized and settled by foreigners and their descendants. The term usually applies to native peoples in North, Central, and South America, as well as Oceania, where Europeans colonized as settler states...
Burden of end-stage renal disease among indigenous peoples in Australia and New Zealand.Rates of end-stage renal disease (ESRD) among indigenous people in Australia and New Zealand are considerebly higher than the non-indigenous population. This trend, apparent for several years, is described here...
Previ- ous reviews of suicide epidemiology among Indigenous populations have tended to be less comprehensive or not systematic, and have often focused on subpopu- lations such as youth [24, 25], high-income countries [9, 26], or regions such as Oceania [27] or the Arctic [24, 28]. ...
Oceanic literature, the traditional oral and written literatures of the indigenous people of Oceania, in particular of Melanesia, Polynesia, Micronesia, and Australia. While this article addresses the influence of Western literary forms, it does not address the adoption of purely Western styles; see ...
they learn about the forest from their parents and other people in their community. They are taught how to survive in the forest. They learn how to hunt and fish, and which plants are useful as medicines or food. Some of these children know more about rainforests than scientists who have ...
8,74,76 The conversion threat to Indigenous Peoples’ lands is particularly high in 37 countries across Africa; North, Central, and South America; Europe; the Middle East; and Oceania. Considering the context in which these threats occur can point broadly to places where Indigenous Peoples might...
None of these have focused on Southeast Asian populations, particularly indigenous populations, which may show unusual variation due to their lifestyles often being very different to mainstream populations. In east Malaysia, it was estimated in 2015 that out of about 26 million people, the indigenous...