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“Hell in Hispaniola”: La Isabela, 1493–1498
2002Kathleen Deagan, José María Cruxent
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The Concepcion de la Vega archaeological site is found in the central Cibao Valley of the Dominican Republic. It was occupied from approximately 1495, when Columbus established a fort with that name in the area, until 1564, when its last remaining inhabitants moved to the shores of the Camu River after a devastating earthquake in December 1562.
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The Concepcion de la Vega archaeological site is found in the central Cibao Valley of the Dominican Republic. It was occupied from approximately 1495, when Columbus established a fort with that name in the area, until 1564, when its last remaining inhabitants moved to the shores of the Camu River after a devastating earthquake in December 1562.
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Projected Hydroclimate Changes on Hispaniola Island through the 21st Century in CMIP6 Models
Atmosphere, 2021Abel Centella +2 more
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El género Polypodium L. (Polypodiaceae) en la Hispaniola
2018Rojas, Joel, Orozco, Cristopher Jiménez
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La bordure nord de la plaque Caraïbe, comprenant Cuba, Hispaniola et la République dominicaine, constitue une limite de plaque où le mouvement relatif entre les plaques Caraïbes et Amérique du Nord est accommodé par un système complexe de failles et de blocs tectoniques. Deux failles décrochantes sismogènes associées à ce système se trouvent en Haïti :
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The Hispaniola Fluvial System and its Morphostructural Context
Physical Geography, 2009Diego Cordoba Barba
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