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Yucatan Peninsula

NOUN
  1. a peninsula in Central America extending into the Gulf of Mexico between the Bay of Campeche and the Caribbean Sea

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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
  • 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
  • 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
  • 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
  • Foraminiferal biostratigraphy and paleoenvironmental reconstruction at Yaxcopoil-1 drill hole Chicxulub crater, Yucatan Peninsula. Should Keller's Thin Sections Be Independently Tested? « Climate Audit
  • The ocellated turkey is native to the Yucatán Peninsula of Mexico and adjacent Guatemala and Belize.
  • For example, cenotes of the Yucatán Peninsula of Mexico are collapsed depressions, in the base of which groundwater flow is exposed.
  • 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
  • The fourth group consists only of brown brockets from the Yucatán Peninsula and represent the taxon described by Merriam as M. pandora.
  • The Yucatán peninsula is underlain by limestone and evidently rose from the sea in ancient times.
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