I spent two weeks this past summer as a research assistant for Operation Wallacea doing herpetology field work in Cusuco national park, a unique cloud forest in Honduras. I was fortunate enough to be invited back for two months this summer to do my own research for the herpetology team so needless to say I can't wait. Here are some Bolitoglossids that I found during night walks.
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Endangered Bolitoglossids from Honduras
Andrew
Apr 11, 2009 09:28 PM
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Andrew
Apr 11, 2009 09:31 PM
Here is a juvenile Bolitoglossa diaphora, listed as critically endangered and endemic to Cusuco National Park.
CKing
Apr 18, 2009 06:32 PM
>>Here is a juvenile Bolitoglossa diaphora, listed as critically endangered and endemic to Cusuco National Park.
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Cool pics, thanks for sharing. Looks like this juvenile may have a regenerated tail. Is that so?
Andrew
Apr 21, 2009 08:12 AM
Believe it or not that is not a regenerated tail. The constriction around the base is a defining feature of this particular species.
Andrew
Apr 11, 2009 09:33 PM
Conant's salamander. Listed as endangered.
