Conca

Baptized Concavenator corcovatus (from "Conca", the Latin word for Cuenca; "venator", for hunter; and "corcovatus", or hump-backed) the fossil this month joined the rich collection of

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"The point out there is called the Conca," she said, pointing to the rocks far out below.

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20 - Conc. for strings and cont. in B flat major RV 163 "Conca" - Allegro

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19 - Conc. for strings and cont. in B flat major RV 163 "Conca" - Andante

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18 - Conc. for strings and cont. in B flat major RV 163 "Conca" - Allegro molto

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In this way the Plec line of defense across that reach of the Isonzo known as the Conca di Plezzo, a line specially designed to check an offensive from Santa Lucia, was captured by surprise, and then German troops poured down into the river gorge from Mrzli on its eastern side, until the valley was full of the enemy, and Monte Nero and the other Italian outpost positions on the heights beyond the Isonzo were completely surrounded.

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In July, Argentine midfielder Dario Conca became China's most expensive player when he joined Guangzhou Evergrande for $10 million.

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We stayed at the ex-hacienda just south of Conca '- it is now a wonderful hotel amid beautiful grounds and flowing springs.

South to North through Eastern Mexico 2004

At Jalpan, we turned left on highway 69 towards Conca 'where there is another Serra mission.

South to North through Eastern Mexico 2004

Check out Mike Delesantro's excellent post on this and nearby locations at www. geocities.com/RainForest/2240/Queretar. htm or go to Google and search for Conca birds.

South to North through Eastern Mexico 2004