Culture regional

Figure 1.3 Map of the Pacific Ocean showing the three cultural regions of Melanesia, Micronesia and Polynesia. Modified from Fiji in Colour by Jim Siers, and reproduced with permission from the author. 

Be responsive to "small talk" offers of the inspectors, for example, on topics such as weather, culture, regional points of interest or culinary specialties, travel, history, countries, and customs, because that relaxes the atmosphere. 

Where temples serve a region, tabernacles originally served a community... They ate monuments to the community of the successful settlement that occurred in the Mormon Culture Region. Tabernacles are symbolic of early pioneer efforts. These buildings, also built in central locations, state the importance of religion in the lives of the early settlers (Jenson, 1992 15-16). 

Bennion, L. C. (1995a). Meinig s Mormon culture region revisited. Historical Geography, 24, 22-33. 

Jenson, C. W. (1992). The geographical landscape or tabernacles in the Mormon Culture Region. Unpublished MS thesis, Department of Geography, Brigham Young University. 

Meinig, D. W. (1965). The Mormon culture region Strategies and patterns in the geography of the American West, 1847-1964. Annals of the Association of American Geographers, 55,191-220. 

Yorgason, E. R. (2003). Transformation of the Mormon culture region. Urbana, IL University of Illinois Press. 

Those in which the Strychnos alkaloid toxiferine predominates. C-Alkaloids A and E may also occur in large amounts. In some, diaboline is present and occasionally there are traces of curarine/calebassine and related alkaloids. In some samples there are Chondrodendron bases. Mostly, these curares come from the western Amazonian region, mainly between the Rio Japura (including the Rio Apaporis) and the Rio Napo and south of the Rio Solimoes to the Rio Javari. This encompasses part of the Japura-Putumayo cultural region. 

Those in which only Chondrodendron alkaloids occur. Curares of this group are chiefly found in the north and central Montana, but they extend into the Japura-Putumayo cultural region. 

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