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Tropical Amblypygi Project

Photographs from the field

25 July 2010

This big gecko has become a regular resident of our lab.

Posted by Kenneth J. Chapin at 05:00

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Kenneth J. Chapin: Tiputini Biodiversity Staion, Yasuní, Ecuador

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  - Taylor spotted t...
  - We caught this little beetle munching away on a mu...
  - I first traveled t...
  - This big gecko has become a regular resident of ou...
  - Taylor took this awesome photo (click to enlarge).
  - Taylor found this Halicon...
  - Close-up of a Squirrel Monkey (Saimiri sciureus)...
  - Looking up the Rio Tiputini.
  - This scorpion (Scorpio...
  - Here’s another Orthoperan.
  - A cryptic katydid (Orthoptera) bows for the camera...
  - And another
  - We collected this big...
  - Here’s another Spectacled Caiman.
  - This Pink Toe Tarantula (Arachnida: Araneae: Thera...
  - We floated down the Rio Tiputini to spot animals o...
  - A gravid amblypygi. Her eggs sit under her opistho...
  - We found this amblyp...
  - This cicada has fallen victim to parasitic fungus!...
  - Here’s that big male again. His tag code is: ...
  - We tagged (Code: 1W4R) this big male for the site ...
  - A cryptic lizard eying us (Anolis sp?). A bit of h...
  - Taylor took this picture of this small, red, slimy...
  - Here’s our smallest tagged amblypygid (Amblypygi: ...
  - Taylor found this flatworm (Platyhelminthes) cros...
  - Cup fungi (Ascomycota: Pezizaceae) spotted along t...
  - Presented are photographs from the field session o...