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Atelopus limosus
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Brian Gratwicke
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Dead Bd-infected Atelopus limosus at Sierra Llorona (posed to show ventral lesions and chytridiomycosis signs)
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Panama, Panama
Atelopus limosus in its native habitat
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Limosa Harlequin Frog (Atelopus limosus) female left, male right
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Lowland Atelopus limosus male and Female amplexus
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Atelopus limosus - juvenile coloration fading to brown
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Brian Gratwicke
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Atelopus limosus
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Brian Gratwicke
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Atelopus limosus tadpole
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Atelopus limosus
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Atelopus limosus lowland color form, juvenile (first-ever captive-bred)
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Brian Gratwicke
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Our first captive-bred Atelopus limosus
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find out more on
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Atelopus limosus male dorsal view Ibez, Jaramillo, and Sols, 1995
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Atelopus limosus female
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Atelopus limosus male
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Atelopus limosus Ibez, Jaramillo, and Sols, 1995
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Atelopus limosus juvenile
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Hyalinobatrachium colymbiphyllum
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Las Tibias, Cocle, Panama
Hyalinobatrachium colymbiphyllum
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Animalia nova sive species novae testudinum et ranarum :.Monachii :F.S. Hbschmanni,1824..
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Limnodynastes tasmaniensis
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Wyanbene, New South Wales, Australia
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Natural history of Victoria..Melbourne,J.Ferres, government printer;1885-90..
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interrupted - Rough-skinned Bush Frog
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This is from my previous year's collection. His calling was interrupted when I accidentally brushed against the plant he was perched on. :-)
Trachycephalus resinifictrix
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It is known as the Amazon Milk Frog because it exudes a poisonous white fluid when threatened. Santa Barbara Zoo
Trachycephalus resinifictrix
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An Amazon Milk Frog shows off its blue belly, and the fact that it can actually climb up glass, at the Santa Barbara Zoo. Native to the northern and western Amazon.
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