calentura

(1) An obsolete term for any tropical fever (in Latin America).
(2) Sunstroke.

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Somos nosotros su jadeado pecho, su palidez exangue, el loco grito tirado hacia el poniente y el levante la roja calentura de sus venas, el olvido del Dios de sus infancias.

"La bailarina" de Gabriela Mistral: extasis y martirio

HONDURAS: Colon; Trujillo, Parque Nacional Capiro y Calentura, UTM 16-612297E-1758742N (TTU104184, EU073174; TTU104185, EU073176; TTU103971, EU073175); Cortez; La Guama, UTM 16-395886E1649092N (TTU104420, EU073170; TTU104422, EU073171); Francisco Morazan; El Picacho Zoological Parque, UTM 16-497451E-1561275N (TTU83741, AY517528); Olancho; 4 km E Catacamas, Escuela de Sembrador, UTM 16-624523E-1637511N (TTU84767, AY517529; TTU84634, EU073172); Valle; 3 km N, 9 km SW San Lorenzo, UTM 16-442952E-1486788N (TTU83788, AY517530); 3 km N, 12.

Re-evaluation of the geographic distribution and phylogeography of the Sigmodon hispidus complex based on mitochondrial DNA sequences

In the early morning on the slopes of Calentura, the air is heavy with the smell of red earth and tree bark and rotting leaves.

One early stone path, quite possibly climbed by these eighteenth-century contraband traders, winds up the steep slopes of Calentura from the shores of Trujillo Bay.

Echoes of Intrigue in Trujillo: shaped by the whims of fortune seekers and foreign powers, this colonial city on Honduras' Caribbean coast is resisting plans for a controversial refinery

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