| Even Pima varieties of cotton grown in Arizona and California showed yield losses that year. |
| Apache wandered in the mountains to the east, Pima lived in the river valleys of today's Arizona. |
| More than half of all Pima Indians over age 35 have diabetes, a condition arising from a body's decreased ability to metabolize glucose. |
| Second, foods associated with the past, tradition, or Pima authenticity carry great symbolic value. |
| Isidra, Ernesto's wife, was the first female believer of the indigenous Pima people, and mother of his four children. |
| The peaks retain names that Anglo settlers along the Gila and Salt Rivers took from stories of the Pima people. |
