| To ensure constitutional autochthony, the framers of the constitution repealed the prior Acts of the British Parliament via Article 395 of the constitution. |
| After the lapse of time the theory of autochthony was laid aside. |
| The fact that the Proto-Villanovan archaeological horizon developed gradually rather than suddenly as the result of invasion or large migration might seem to support the theory of autochthony for the Etruscans. |
| Category 1: This brings together the departments characterised by low cocoa production, high autochthony, a high rate of illiteracy, a high proportion of children and a low contribution by agriculture to the economy. |
| Nonetheless, they open the desert to technology and to the outside world, and the Bedouin protagonists strive to keep their autochthony without being xenophobic. |
| Shinto is the expression of the ethnicity and the autochthony of Japanese by the attachment to the imperial mythology. |
