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Mural and exhibition niche at the Gamboa Amphibian Research and Conservation Center
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Exhibition niche window into a working amphibian rescue pod. All frogs in this pod have been captive-bred.
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Amphibian rescue pods all in a row with back up generator in foreground.
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Frog mural Gamboa Amphibian research and Conservation Center
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Exhibition niche where passers by can learn more about our project
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Frog research lab at the new Gamboa Amphibian Research and Conservation Center
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Biologist Matt Evans of the Smithsonian's National Zoological Park helps set up small holding tanks for frogs in amphibian rescue pod # 7
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Nair Cabezon and Nancy Fairchild tending the cricket production line pod 5
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Amphibian Rescue Pod
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Gamboa facility of the Panama Amphibian Rescue and Conservation Project
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Limosa Harlequin Frog -Atelopus limosus (captive bred)
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Toad Mountain Harlequin Frog - Atelopus certus (captive bred)
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Pirre Harlequin Frog - Atelopus glyphus (captive bred)
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Andinobates geminisae (Captive-bred)
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Oophaga vicentei
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Conservation Biologist Jorge Guerrel of the Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute tends frogs in pod #6
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Juvenile Atelopus certus collected as they metamorphose from their tadpole tanks are fed on springtails