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Français : Le chasseur de jaguars et son fils Images : FRA110190120i1 par Théophile Novis, (dessinateur) in Arthur Thouar (1853-1908).- Explorations dans l'Amérique du Sud : I. A la recherche de la mission Crevaux. II. Dans le delta du Pilcomayo. III. De Buenos Aires à Sucre. IV. Dans le Chaco Boréal, Librairie Hachette et Cie, Paris, 1891.
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Source Manioc, Bibliothèque numérique Caraïbe Amazonie Plateau des Guyanes
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A father and his son, natives of Boreal Chaco. The father continued with the typical clothing of the region while the son had adopted an occidental clothing.

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