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Panama Jan 2023 Strategic Planning Meeting
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Jorge Guerrel (left) inside an amphibian rescue pod discussing an animal health issue with Dr. Eric Baitchman from Zoo New England who is the lead veterinarian for our project.
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Atelopus varius metamorph, produced using invitro fertilization methods
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Atelopus varius
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Hlemur
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Andinobates geminisae
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Triprion spinosus
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Oophaga vicentei tall
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Atelopus limosus
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Atelopus glyphus
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Atelopus certus
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Atelopus zeteki
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Dr Gina DellaTogna fertilizing Atelopus eggs with sperm collected from male Atelopus using hormonal stimulation.
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Blake Klocke with radiotransmitter tracking a Limosa harlequin frog (Atelopus limosus) that was bred in captivity and released into the wild
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a pair of toad mountain harlequin frogs - Atelopus certus in amplexus
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Atelopus limosus metamorphs at the Gamboa ARCC
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Juvenile Atelopus certus collected as they metamorphose from their tadpole tanks are fed on springtails
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Atelopus certus tadpoles
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Atelopus varius
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Atelopus limosus in itraconazole
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Atelopus chiriquiensis, once a common harlequin frog and subject of numerous ecological studies at Fortuna, last seen in 1996. Likely extinct due to chytridiomycosis.
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Inside Pod 6 at the Panama Amphibian Rescue and Conservation Project in Gamboa
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Kids at La Minca School in Colombia participating in a morning of fun Atelopus activities organized by the Atelopus Survival Initiative. Activities including live music by JacanaJacana, dancing, coloring and screen-printing t-shirts.
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Kids were thrilled to screen-print Atelopus designs onto their shirts, La Minca School, Colombia.
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Amphibian Rescue Pod
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Conservation Biologist Jorge Guerrel of the Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute tends frogs in pod #6