Consideration is given to the relative intensities of muon-poor extensive air showers observed at mountain altitudes and at sea level. It is shown that the available results to date do not support the earlier hypothesis that primary gamma rays are responsible, and instead, a process involving charged primary cosmic rays is indicated.
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