& Physiography of Mexico
EXCERPTS FROM JIM'S NATURALIST NOTES:
Carbonate-Rich Streams
Chiapas's Central Depression
Chiapas's Chiflón Falls
Chiapas's Deep Pits & Caves
Chiapas's General Physiography
Coastal Lagoons
Cutter & Pinnacle Topography
Eastern Sierra Madres
Features inside A Cave
Fossil, Spongiform from the Yucatan
Freshwater Spring in the Sea
Haltún (drinking hole in limestone)
Mangroves Filling with Water
Mercury Mine, Abandoned
Old Natural Terraces
Pumice
Querétaro's Cave of The Goddess Cachún
Querétaro's Hoya de La Luz, Deep Pit
Roadcut in Northern Yucatan
Sand, Shell
Sascab (unconsolidated limestone)
Seeps & Springs
Subterranean Drainage
Tropic of Cancer
Waves Breaking Over Coral Reef
Where Limestone Meets Water
Yucatan's Cenotes & the Chicxulub Crater
Yucatan's Geology
Yucatan's Red & Black Soils
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PLANTS & ANIMALS OF MEXICO HOMEPAGE
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