01192nas a2200217   4500000000100000000000100001008004100002653002900043653002400072653001700096653001400113653001500127100002200142700001400164700002700178245007600205856011800281490000700399520054800406022002000954                                       d10aCongenital Malformations10aintangible heritage10aJurisdiction10aMythology10aTeratology1 aI. Rojas Lleonart1 aA. Silvia1 aS.L. Thompson Llorente00aMyths and legends of San Juan de los Remedios, Cuba; A teratologic view  uhttps://www.scopus.com/inward/record.uri?eid=2-s2.0-85011879408&partnerID=40&md5=8204421a329443b8b4edd97a85fa8d480 v173 aA teratologic study was conducted regarding mythological beings belonging to myths and legends from San Juan de los Remedios, and it was diagnosed that Remedian mythology is different from classic, precolombian, and African mythology. Thirty eight malformations were observed, the most prevalent was Gigantism, and the body region presenting more malformations was the head. Malformed beings were not adoration figures, or represented a sign of augury for the political or social life of the Villa with the major mythological bestiary in Cuba.  a16957504 (ISSN)