Central American neighbors in facts and figures
The Mini Page outlines geography and regional features with notes on how regions are formed and change. It cites sources from the U S Bureau of Census and State Department and mentions per capita income and literacy estimates with caution about accuracy.
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Betty Debnam
U.S. Bureau of Census
U.S
State Department
Guatemala
Deforestation Threatens Central American Wildlife and Birds
The Central American rain forests are cleared for cattle ranches and farms, endangering forest animals and migratory birds. Giant anteaters have long pointy heads and use a sticky tongue to catch insects. Sloths hang upside down, with their fur housing beetles and mites.
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Central America
United States
Mexico
Costa Rica
W. Va
el Salvador
Ouanron
Alice Andrews
Eography
George Mason Calvensee
Ali Ke