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...north-east by [[Algeria]], east and south-east by [[Mali]], and south by [[Senegal]], with access to the [[Atlantic Ocean]] in the west. Human settlement date

...ublic located on the west coast of [[Africa]]. The country is bounded by [[Senegal]] in the north, and by [[Guinea]] in the east and south, with access to the

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...ic]] located on the west coast of [[Africa]]. The country is bordered by [[Senegal]] along its entire length, adjacent to the Gambia River, with access to the

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...igeria, western Niger, Burkina Faso, central Mali, northern Guinea, and in Senegal. In Northwest Africa it occurs in southern Mauritania, Algeria (Ahaggar), W ...nected to the main population. They also regard some of the specimens from Senegal and northern Mali as problematic.<ref name="SB95"/>

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...by the people. The confederation failed in 1989, spurred particularly when Senegal was threatened militarily by its neighbor [[Mauritania]].

I joined the Peace Corps after college and spent two years in Senegal working on health and well projects. I lived with the Pular and learned to

*[[The Senegal]]

Diack is native of Senegal, West Africa. He is currently president of the Louisiana Academy of Science

...[[Africa]], exploring the coastal areas of the present-day countries of [[Senegal]], [[Gambia]] and [[Guinea-Bissau]]. He produced an account of two of his v ...nds and from there to [[Cape Blanco]], before arriving at the mouth of the Senegal River.

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Found in Mauritania and Senegal east to western Ethiopia, south to DR Congo and northern Angola. The type l ...awls and Branch (1995), giving the range as West- and Central Africa, from Senegal east to Chad, southeast to DR Congo and northeast into southeastern Sudan.

Found in West Africa from Mauritania, Senegal and Guinea, through, Mali, Ivory Coast, Burkina Faso, Ghana, Togo, Benin, s