How To Use Yucatan In A Sentence
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Sala bases his work on real Maya images that have been uncovered in archeological sites throughout the Yucatán Peninsula.
Evoking The Ancient Maya: Murals Of Otoniel Baruck Sala
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Every year, huge schools of little tunny, an abundant member of the tuna family, arrive to spawn in the warm Yucatan waters.
Giant sharks swarm in waters off Mexico
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I regret that your post regarding retiring in Yucatan got diverted into some banal semi-intellectual discourse among cloistered word-monks of how sophisticated people refer to the anarchistic megalopolis commonly referred to about the world as Mexico City which, of course, has nothing to do with anything and much less your inquiry regarding the Yucatan Peninsula which is as removed from the Mexico City conurbation as Oughagadougou is from Beijing.
Retiring in Yucatan
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A simple chicken consommé takes on a taste of the Yucatán with a squeeze of fresh lime, and zesty Central Mexican flavor is achieved by simply spooning in a little of the adobo sauce from chipotles en adobo or by adding a few sprigs of fresh mint.
The lighter side of Mexican cooking
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However, it may have been the seeds that were sought after, not the flesh, which would make sense, given the central role pumpkin seeds (pepitas) play in moles and other sauces throughout Mexico, particularly in the Yucatan.
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Intriguing acoustic effects have also been noted at sites in the Americas, from Anasazi kivas in New Mexico, to Chichen Itza on Mexico's Yucatan peninsula.
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Of particular importance are the four surviving codices from the Yucatan area (the Dresden, Paris, Madrid, and Grolier).
Mesoamerican Religion: Symbolism of the Gods Part One
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In 1834, the plant, now known by its scientific name agave sisalena, was transplanted from the Yucatán to southern Florida where it adapted and soon flourished.
Did You Know? - Henequen - Sisal
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Here in Yucatan where an overweight person is called fatty, a one eyed person is called one eye, a dark person is called blackie, where we have a popular local band called “Nigga” worrying about being called a gringa is the least of my worries.
No Problem With "Gringo"
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It has a crisp taste, a small bite, a mellow finish, and it plays well with others, i.e. the incomparable Yucatan beer Leon.
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Just to continue to "offend" - think of the enjoyment you will get from it! yucatandreamer
GRINGOS AND GRINGAS....what's in an appelation?
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At www. miguelsmexico.com under accomodations is Luz en Yucatan.
Noise in Merida & Progreso
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My favorites were the toco toucan, motmot, currasows, Yucatan jay, cinnamon-colored cuckoo, and pileated woodpecker and violaceous trogon (a relative of the resplendent quetzal).
Studying Nature in Mexico is an Unforgettable Adventure
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The plants had to be supported by macramé nets, and with them you needed the hand-made plates and blemished glassware from the Yucatan or Portugal.
"How We Got Here: The 1970s--The Decade That Brought You Modern Life"
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Campeche is bounded on the north and northeast by the State of Yucatán, on the east by the State of Quintana Roo, on the southeast by the nation of Belize, on the southwest by the State of Tabasco, and on the south by the Petén Department of Guatemala.
Campeche: on the edge of the Maya world
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Beekeepers in Mexico's Yucatán peninsula have abandoned the traditional method of harvesting honey from stingless native bees in favor of the more aggressive Africanized bees because of vastly improved honey yields.
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With lots of grutas or caves, spelunking and cave exploration is also possible in the Yucatan, though is not well developed yet for tourism.
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Here is our guide to a two-week, twin-centre break on the Yucatan, making use of an open-jaw flight into Campeche or Merida and out of Cancun.
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He is the author of ‘The Green Republic: A Conservation History of Costa Rica,’ and is completing a manuscript on the history and ecology of the Yucatan henequen industry.
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Expensive state subsidies cushioned but could not reverse Yucatan's long decline.
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My favorites were the toco toucan, motmot, currasows, Yucatan jay, cinnamon-colored cuckoo, and pileated woodpecker and violaceous trogon (a relative of the resplendent quetzal).
Studying Nature in Mexico is an Unforgettable Adventure
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Robert Smithson and John Lloyd Stephens were both New Jersey-born residents of Manhattan, wherefrom each embarked on a well-publicized excursion to the Yucatan Peninsula.
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There's a wealth of on-the-spot information in the Yolisto site -- a community site, including forum, that focuses on northwest Yucatan, especially coastal areas (www. yolisto.com).
Retiring in Yucatan
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But at the moment, we were deep in the Yucatan jungle, on a sideroad to seemingly nowhere.
The Umbrella
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You can kayak, mountain-bike, dive in a reef or cenote (a water-filled limestone sinkhole unique to the Yucatan Peninsula), or enjoy snorkeling and scuba diving, golfing and tennis, trekking, birdwatching, and deep-sea fishing.
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Stephens's various descriptions of indigenous acedia do indeed suggest that the people of Central America and Yucatan inhabit a different sort of time: lazy, circular, and stagnant.
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My compadre is from Celaya and think that a lot of the citrus based dishes from the Yucatan taste "medio raro".
Cookbooks
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However, there are other pyramids of the sun and of the moon throughout Mexico and Yucatan.
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The ancient Maya considered the stingless melliponine bee (Apidae melliponinae), native to the tropical forests of the Yucatan peninsula, to be a link to the spirit world, given to them by the bee god, Ah Muzen Cab.
Honey: A sweet Maya legacy
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The Yucatan peninsula is a fascinating area covered by dense jungle and swamps, criss-crossed with rivers and scattered with ruins from the Mayan civilisation.
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As the theory goes, an asteroid, about 10 kilometers in diameter, struck somewhere in what is now the Yucatan peninsula, not far from where the solenodon lives today.
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The use of a shoulder on a modern autopista as an extra lane is the rule in the states of Oaxaca, Chiapas, Yucatán and Quintana Roo.
On Life and Death and Ego
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In fact, the gulf is unattrative all the way from the western shore of Mobile Bay to around Progreso, Yucatan and then it becomes pleasant again.
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I am guessing that tourism overflowing from the Cancun area has helped but it is also the main commercial hub in the Yucatan peninsula and the capitol of the state of Yucatan.
Noise in Merida & Progreso
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Yucatán Maya mostly live in huts of plastered limestone or tree trunks with steep thatched roofs.
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Anthony Milne, an anguished soul in a Yucatan-style jacket and veldskoens, has been coming here since the poetry evenings started.
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Some forecast models are growing this system into a tropical storm and moving it northwestward toward the Yucatan Channel (the strait between Mexico and Cuba) in about 5 days.
Tropical trouble brewing?
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Adjacent to the Mayan-dominant Yucatán state, Calkiní contained 34.9% of all the Maya speakers in Campeche in 2000.
Campeche: on the edge of the Maya world
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It grows even more vigorously than the jackbean under less harsh conditions (in Yucatan, where droughtiness is always a problem the jackbean does better in years of low rainfall, whereas the velvetbean does better when rain fall is higher than normal, but still scarce).
28 additional technical notes about tropical agriculture
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The topography of the entire Yucatan peninsula is essentially flat with elevation variations of less than 500 feet thereby providing no scenic mountainside retirement communities.
Retirement on the Mexican Riviera
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Mayan shamans in the Yucatan, who go into caves to have visions, see caves as portals or doors that lead somewhere else.
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Racial incompatibility in Yucatan had reached a crisis in 1847.
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The species of Yucatan and southern Mexico have small lyrate antlers with few, short tines, rather different from the broader type of the more northern species with well developed secondary tines.
Animal Figures in the Maya Codices
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This dish, said to have originated in Campeche, is eaten all over the Yucatan peninsula, especially around Christmas and the New Year, when there is an abundance of leftover holiday turkey.
Chilmole: Turkey in a Dark Spice Sauce
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It has happened in spades on the Baja and Yucatan peninsulas where foreigners, mostly Americans, have bragged publicly about acquiring beach front properties in places like Tulum and Ensenada for what they considered chump change forcing the locals into federal housing or dismal swamps or the barest of hillside ghettos while inducing a backbreaking increase in their cost of living.
Safety in lakeside
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Foraminiferal biostratigraphy and paleoenvironmental reconstruction at Yaxcopoil-1 drill hole Chicxulub crater, Yucatan Peninsula.
Should Keller's Thin Sections Be Independently Tested? « Climate Audit
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I was wondering on a tureky species that is located in the Yucatan penensula called the ocellated tureky i look up pictures and loved them. but it is not cheap to hunt these rare turkeys. i wanted to go ocellated hunting but was not sure if it was worth it if anyone has ever been ocellated turkey hunting and has more to offer if you could reply below or email me at [email protected]. thank you
The Ocellated Turkey
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Other birds that utilize this ecoregion are yellow-crowned night-heron (Nyctanassa violacea), neotropic cormorant (Phalacrocorax brasilianus), yucatan parrot (Amazona xantholora), Yucatán bobwhite (Colinus nigrogularis), and zenaida dove (Zenaida aurita).
Petenes mangroves
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I would also be interested in ferries going to other Mexican states on the gulf coast or anywhere relatively near the Yucatan.
Ferries to Mexico
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The ocellated turkey is native to the Yucatán Peninsula of Mexico and adjacent Guatemala and Belize.
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For example, cenotes of the Yucatán Peninsula of Mexico are collapsed depressions, in the base of which groundwater flow is exposed.
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The southern Atlantic and Caribbean areas (including the Yucatan peninsula) are heavily influenced by periodic weather fronts that race southward from the US.
The Mexican Climate - A Thumbnail Guide
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Called La Ciudad Blanca for the white stone used to build the stunning homes and palaces of Yucatan's hennequin barons, Mirada is filled with churches and temples, each with its own small plaza, where people congregate to enjoy salbutes, panuchos, and other corn dough based street snacks.
The cuisine of the Yucatan: a gastronomical tour of the Maya heartland
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The Seville oranges, called naranja agria, or bitter orange, are used to make sauces and marinades, especially in the cooking of the Yucatan, as well as marmalades and liqueurs such as Triple Sec and Curaçao.
Winter Sunshine: Mexican Ways with Citrus
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They favored the tropical coastal lowlands such as Veracruz, Yucatan and parts of Oaxaca, where the climate and landscapes were more familiar to them than the high interior plateaux of central Mexico.
Did You Know? Blacks outnumbered Spaniards until after 1810
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The fourth group consists only of brown brockets from the Yucatán Peninsula and represent the taxon described by Merriam as M. pandora.
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Calderon also straps on scuba tanks to lead Greenberg into a sinkhole lake known as a cenote in Yucatan.
Yahoo! News: Business - Opinion
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The Yucatán peninsula is underlain by limestone and evidently rose from the sea in ancient times.
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Parts of the Yucatan peninsula remained under a hurricane warning, and a tropical storm warning was in place for the western tip of Cuba, with heavy rains expected.
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The introduction of Africanized bees to the Yucatan a half century ago has placed the ancient stingless beekeeping tradition in peril.
Honey: A sweet Maya legacy
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Countless Yeomem Indians were hanged throughout Sonora, and countless more were rounded up and shipped to Oaxaca and the henequen plantations in Yucatan.
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This houndfish was caught on the last morning of a month long backpacking/fishing trip to the Yucatan Peninsula, Mexico.