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Post-metamorph Atelopus gylphus - Pirre Harlequin frog
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Atelopus limosus in its native habitat
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Atelopus certus inside rescue pod
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Golden frogs in the market, El Valle
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Hemifractus fasciatus
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Cricket Glass Frog - Hylinobatrachium colymbiphyllum
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Atelopus zeteki petroglyph, India Dormida, El Valle. Golden Frog
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Atelopus limosus lowland color form, juvenile (first-ever captive-bred)
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LaLoma Treefrog Hyloscirtus colymba
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Dead Bd-infected Atelopus limosus at Sierra Llorona (posed to show ventral lesions and chytridiomycosis signs)
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Water fall at Sierra Llorona, a Bd monitoring site in central Panama.
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Oophaga speciosa - Splendid Poison frog, once popular in the pet trade for large size and bright red color likely extinct due to chytridiomycosis
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Rainforest rocketfrog (Silverstoneia flotator) male with tadpoles
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Atelopus certus
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Amphibian holding area at the El Valle amphibian conservation center (EVACC) in Panama
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Atelopus certus calling male
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Inside an amphibian rescue pod. A real 'Amphibian Ark'
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Angie Estrada - former student of Dr. Ibanez, now is Volunteer Coordinator and helps to run and manage the ex-situ collection of the Panama Amphibian Rescue and Conservation Project
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Jorge Guerrell, conservation technician performing parasite load analysis on fecal samples
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Dr. Ibanez swabbing Atelopus limosus for Bd at Sierra Llorona
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Field expedition to the Darien Region to find the toad mountain harlequin frog
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Atelopus glyphus female
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Atelopus glyphus tadpoles
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Atelopus certus babies!