- The
Lacantún River is a
river in
Chiapas state of
southern Mexico. It is a
tributary of the
Usumacinta River. The
Lacantún originates in the
Chiapas Highlands...
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proposed in the 1980s, and
would have
stretched all the way up the
Pasion and
Lacantun tributaries,
flooding Piedras Negras and Yaxchilan,
among other known and...
- new
species in Lacantuniidae,
Lacantunia enigmatica, was
found in the
Lacantun river in the
Mexican state of Chiapas. The higher-level
phylogeny of Siluriformes...
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Mexican region Lacandonia, a
genus of
plants Lacantunia, a
genus of
catfish Lacantún River, in
Mexico Laocoon (disambiguation) This
disambiguation page lists...
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biological and
cultural significance. In 1992, the 61,874 ha (152,890-acre)
Lacantun Reserve,
which includes the
classic Maya
archaeological sites of Yaxchilan...
- a
river of
Chiapas state in
southern Mexico. It is a
tributary of the
Lacantún River,
which is part of the
Usumacinta River system. It
originates in the...
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feature a
complex drainage system that
feeds both the
Grijalva and the
Lacantún River. At the
eastern end of the
Central Highlands is the
Lacandon Forest...
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years ago. The
generic name of the fish
reflects its
distribution in the
Lacantún River drainage,
flowing through the
Montes Azules and
Selva Lacandona Biosphere...
- and of the haptor. The
species was
found on fish
collected in the Rio
Lacantún basin in the
Montes Azules Biosphere Reserve, Chiapas, Mexico. Mendoza-Franco...
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number of Chʼol communities, the most
important being Sakbʼajlan on the
Lacantún River in
eastern Chiapas, now in Mexico,
which was
renamed as
Nuestra Señora...
