- relatives).
Local Spanish names for the
species include antoon, gato solo,
pizote, and tejón,
depending upon the region. It
weighs about 4–6 kg (8.8–13.2 lb)...
- San José, also
known as
Pizote, is a
district of the
Upala canton, in the
Alajuela province of
Costa Rica. San José has an area of 285.39 km2 and an elevation...
-
Ocelote (ocelot)
Mapache (raccoon)
Mayate (beetle)
Moyote (mosquito)
Pinacate Pizote (Coati)
Quetzal Tecolote (owl)
Tepezcuintle Techalote (squirrel) Tlacuache...
-
Common Name
Distribution N.
narica (Linnaeus, 1766) white-nosed coati,
pizote, or
antoon Southwestern United States (southern New Mexico, Arizona, but...
- (Mike Powell) 1 m –
height of Homo
floresiensis (the "Hobbit") 1.15 m – a
pizote (mammal) 1.63 m – (5 feet 4 inches) (or 64 inches) –
height of
average U...
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Sabogal River Celeste River (Buenavista River)
Zapote River Niño
River (
Pizote River) Sapoá
River Suerte River Tortuguero River Reventazón
River Parismina...
- = 5.6 dm — the
length of the
average erect horse pеnis 50 to 65 cm — a
pizote's tail[citation needed] 66 cm —
length of the
longest pine
cones (produced...
-
Isidro (canton),
Heredia province San José District,
Upala (also
known as
Pizote), in
Upala (canton),
Alajuela province San José (disambiguation) This disambiguation...
-
River (Grande River)
Sinecapa River Ochomogo River Sapoá
River Niño
River (
Pizote River)
Papaturro River Zapote River Frío
River Rio
Brito Río
Negro Estero...
-
Naranjo River National anthem of
Costa Rica
Nicoya Peninsula Niño
River (
Pizote River) "Noble patria, tu
hermosa bandera"
Nosara River North America Northern...
