DEFINING INDIGENOUS PEOPLES. There is no rigid definition of what makes a group Indigenous, but the United Nations and the International Labour Organization have outlined a few characteristics that usually define an Indigenous group: â We are descended from the pre-colonial/pre-invasion inhabitants of our region.
Those that are eukaryotes have cells that contain a nucleus. The nucleus is an organelle that contains the genetic information for that organism. In an animal cell, the nucleus is located in the central region of the cell. In a plant cell, the nucleus is located more on the periphery due to the large water-filled vacuole in the center of the cell.
The location of the nucleus can vary, depending on the type of the cell. The usual location of the nucleus is at the centre (animal cells), but it can also be at the periphery (plant cells). The reason for that is the vacuole that takes the central position in the plant cell.