La Palma
Americannoun
noun
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In early 2008, and again in early 2018, a disease killed about 93% of D. africanum off Tenerife and La Palma, and about 90% off the islands of neighboring Madeira.
From Science Daily
In February 2022, Cano and colleagues noticed that D. africanum had started to die off in large numbers off La Palma and Gomera, islands in the western part of the Canary archipelago.
From Science Daily
"Moreover, the 2022-2023 mass mortality event affected the entire population of the species across the archipelago. For example, since 2021 there has been a 74% decrease in La Palma and a 99.7 % decrease in Tenerife."
From Science Daily
One of the guest hosts over the summer was Mexican actor and “Andor” star Diego Luna, who spoke forcefully against the ICE raids that terrorized Los Angeles this summer and treated his audience one night to free burritos from Orange County’s beloved Burritos La Palma.
From Los Angeles Times
Ceasar Reyes rushed for 172 yards and had 12 solo tackles in win over La Palma Kennedy.
From Los Angeles Times
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