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Harlequin Toad (Atelopus limosus)
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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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Atelopus limosus
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Toad Mountain Harlequin Frog - Atelopus certus Barbour, 1923 female
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Atelopus varius
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Atelopus glyphus (captive-bred)
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Atelopus limosus female Ibez, Jaramillo, and Sols, 1995
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Toad Mountain Harlequin Frogs Atelopus certus amplexant pair
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Atelopus varius
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Atelopus glyphus juvenile in Amphibian Rescue Pod Gamboa
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Atelopus limosus
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Panama's gold
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Atelopus glyphus - Pirre Harlequin frog (Critically Endangered)
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Atelopus limosus female (lowland color) - Limosa Harlequin frog
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The lowland ones from Sierra Llorona are brown, unlike their upland cousins that are black with yellow stripes and a red belly. All have yellow noses and fingertips!
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Panamanian Golden Frog
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Atelopus glyphus male, perhaps a bit on the chubby side!
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Limosa Harelquin frog - Atelopus limosus (Endangered)
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Toad Mountain Harlequin frog (Atelopus certus) Female left, male right. This species is now secure in captivity and has recently been captive-bred for the first time by Dr. Ibanez and his team.
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Like a Michelangelo painting, but the artist in this case is God. He used a paintbrush of natural selection on a canvas of DNA.
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Atelopus glyphus - Pirre Harlequin frog
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