MAIZ PIRA corn to burn in the pyre (bonfire) is a corn from the plant of the genus zea, whose species mays is the only one that is a commercial cereal and edible by humans and animals, of high nutritional value. They contain 375 calories per 100 grams, of which 75 are carbohydrates and 11 proteins. It has many names, such as goats in Chile, pochoclo in Argentina (pop and choclo), pororó (explosion or explode in Guarani), pipoca in Bolivia, cotufa in Venezuela and Spain, rosettes of corn, pororocho in Belize, pipoca in Brazil, canguil in Ecuador, mill in Panama, canchita in Peru. In Spain it has varied names according to the regions : threads, tostones, roses, rosettes, rositas, buffaloes, truffles, palometas, crispetes, kripetak, millo flocos, straws, palometes, catufes.
ECLOGITA metamorphic rock of coarse grain of basaltic composition of a density greater than that generated by surface rocks. of the Earth's crust. This is important in isostacy (balance of the masses inside the earth) and in convection (heat transfer between areas of different temperature).
PEUL , nomadic people of unknown origin. Along with the hausas are about 40 million, living in West Africa, mainly in the Sahel. They're Islamites. 17, 8 million live in Nigeria. Its physical characteristics are different from the Sudanese and other peoples of the region. With straight nose or sting, never flat, spied, light mahogany skin, thin hair little enraged, wide forehead. It is considered an honor to have Fulani ancestry.
