Noun:

વસાહતીકરણ,

colonisations's Usage Examples:

, with three separate colonisations of South America (by Sorocea, Bagassa and Trophis) and a later colonisation.

navigations, voyages autour du monde, naufrages, célèbres, découvertes, colonisations, de la marine en général, avant, pendant et depuis le règne de Louis.

considered "old endemics" and are probably the result of one of the first colonisations of the Philippine islands.

found in the Madeiran archipelago, they may have arisen from separate colonisations of mainland Madeira and, later, the Desertas Islands.

chronological spaces: prehistory; protohistory, the Greek and Phoenician colonisations; the Roman Empire; and, finally, the Visigoths, marking the start of.

Black and pied stilts in New Zealand represent two colonisations of.

speculated that these two groups are the result of separate waves of colonisations, with the yellow-throated being the result of an early colonisation.

decades, while there have also been some naturally occurring bird "re-colonisations", especially after introduced pests were removed from breeding and nesting.

Also, note that in order to apply these models, the extinctions and colonisations of the patches must be asynchronous.

most of the settlements in Dobruja had Turkish names, either due to colonisations or through assimilation of the Islamised pre-Ottoman Turkic populations.

"Multiple trans-Torres Strait colonisations by tree frogs in the Litoria caerulea group, with the description of.

1150 BC) and the colonisations that followed.

Old Saxony is the place from which most of the raids and later colonisations of Britain were mounted.

Synonyms:

settlement, population, organisation, constitution, formation, colonization, organization, establishment,

Antonyms:

natural elevation, natural depression, inactivity, nonalignment, finish,