How to Find the Explicitly Created Schemas in the Database?

Hi,
I am Using Oracle 11g Database R1 on Windows 2003 Server R2 , My Doubt is How Can i find the list of Schemas are explicitly created in the Database , We can Query this Tables DBA_USER Or SYS.USER$ to find the List of Available Schemas ( But it shows all implicity + Explicitly Created Schemas), I need the exact list of Schema Which created explicitly in the Database is there any Data Dictionary Views is Available , Please Advice .....
Thank You
Shan

But yes, you can get from below SQL :
select a.username,a.created from dba_users a,v$database b
where a.created > b.created;
Means, users which created after creation of database date.

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