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Indigenous (in CC amphib glossary)

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Indigenous: Meaning the organism is 'native to' or 'of geograhical origin from' a particular country, region or locality.
 
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Jan said:
Indigenous: Meaning the organism is 'native to' or 'of geograhical origin from' a particular country, region or locality.
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This is about perfect, but how about this minor change:

Indigenous: Meaning the organism is 'native to' or 'of geograhical origin from' a particular country, region or locality. Contrast with [introduced].
 
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Abrahm said:
This is about perfect, but how about this minor change:

Indigenous: Meaning the organism is 'native to' or 'of geograhical origin from' a particular country, region or locality. Contrast with [introduced].
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Great.
 
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