| Bulgarian ethnogenesis ended at the end of the 9th century whereas Romanian ethnogensis ended at the beginning of the 10th century. |
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| The ethnogenesis of the Seminole provides an example of the creation of a new sociopolitical entity. |
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| The ethnogenesis of the Romanian people was probably completed by the 10th century. |
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| This is because ethnogenesis is not the mere result of the biological mixing of genetically discrete populations. |
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| The ethnogenesis of the Slavs, instrument of Polish propaganda and politics. |
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| A number of the research projects highlight the historiographical considerations that need be considered in researching Métis ethnogenesis, thereby outlining where the standard story of Métis ethnogenesis might be augmented. |
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| Aside from this history of conflict and fur trade enmity as factors in Métis ethnogenesis there are other popularly recognized currents to this history. |
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| Other scholars, including the majority of Romanians, insist that a substantial Romanized population maintained itself continuously in old Dacia and that the ethnogenesis of the Romanian people occurred precisely there. |
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| Whether through division or amalgamation, the formation of a separate ethnic identity is referred to as ethnogenesis. |
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| Processes that result in the emergence of such identification are called ethnogenesis. |
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| New themes include the study of personal and group values and the construction of identity, which is the personal aspect of ethnogenesis. |
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| The publication in 1835 of the Finnish national epic, Kalevala, was a founding stone of Finnish nationalism and ethnogenesis. |
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| A new literature is currently emerging about their ethnogenesis and activism. |
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| All these processes are summarized under the term ethnogenesis. |
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| Ethnogenesis can be promoted to include or exclude any ethnic minority living within a certain country. |
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