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Borburata is a
small coastal town in
Carabobo state, Venezuela,
located a few
kilometers from the
Caribbean Sea. It was long a
destination of indigenous...
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mountains to the Sea at the
level of
Borburata to get salt. Juan de
Villegas founded the town of
Borburata in 1548.
Seven years later, in 1555, he...
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Bolitoglossa borburata,
commonly known as the
carabobo mushroomtongue, is a
species of
salamander in the
family Plethodontidae. It is
endemic to Venezuela...
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founded Caracas in 1567
after defeating Tamanaco, the
Mariche chief. He died two
years later, at
Borburata. Medina, José Ramón (Mar 21, 2007). "Caracas"....
- he left
Africa on 29
January 1565. On 3
April 1565,
Hawkins arrived at
Borburata in Venezuela, as
trade was prohibited, he
carried out a fake
threat of...
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conquering Peru. They
reached the
ocean and
sailed north,
before landing at
Borburata and
marching overland towards the Andes. At Barquisimeto, the journey...
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attack nearby Puerto Cabello. However,
despite his
orders to
rendezvous at
Borburata Keys—4
miles (6.4 km) east of
Puerto Cabello, the
captains of the detached...
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abandoned him. The rest of the
expeditionaries disembark at the port of
Borburata on the mainland.
Malaver de
Silva began his
itinerary with the ascent...
- elections. The muni****lity is
divided into
eight parishes: Bartolomé Salom,
Borburata, Democracia, Fraternidad, Goaigoaza, Juan José Flores, Patanemo, and Unión...
- Arias, Chaves, and Parra-Olea, 2024 Bolaños’ Web-footed
Salamander B.
borburata Trapido, 1942
Carabobo climbing salamander B.
bramei Wake,
Savage & Hanken...
