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FIS021-00103
A green brittle star (Ophiarachna incrassata) at the Oklahoma Aquarium in Jenks, Oklahoma.
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FIS021-00102
A green brittle star (Ophiarachna incrassata) at the Oklahoma Aquarium in Jenks, Oklahoma.
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ANI113-00236
A mahogany tree frog (Tlalocohyla loquax) from the Tapir Valley, Costa Rica.
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ANI113-00213
A Tapir Valley treefrog (Tlalocohyla celeste) from the Tapir Valley, Costa Rica.
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ANI113-00242
A dwarf glass frog (Teratohyla spinosa) from the Tapir Valley, Costa Rica.
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ANI113-00237
A mahogany tree frog (Tlalocohyla loquax) from the Tapir Valley, Costa Rica.
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ANI113-00209
A Tapir Valley treefrog (Tlalocohyla celeste) from the Tapir Valley, Costa Rica.
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INS012-00078
A female conehead katydid (Copiphora gracilis) at Centro Urku in Tarapoto, Peru.
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INS023-00299
The underside of a jazzy leafwing butterfly (Hypna clytemnestra) at the Butterfly Pavilion in Westminster, Colorado.
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INS023-00298
The underside of a jazzy leafwing butterfly (Hypna clytemnestra) at the Butterfly Pavilion in Westminster, Colorado.
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FIS021-00092
A flat-spined brittlestar (Ophiopteris papillosa) at the Butterfly Pavilion in Westminster, Colorado.
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FIS021-00091
A flat-spined brittlestar (Ophiopteris papillosa) at the Butterfly Pavilion in Westminster, Colorado.
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FIS021-00090
Two fat-spined brittlestars (Ophiopteris papillosa) at the Butterfly Pavilion in Westminster, Colorado.
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FIS021-00089
A flat-spined brittlestar (Ophiopteris papillosa) at the Butterfly Pavilion in Westminster, Colorado.
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ANI113-00075
A Sira poison frog (Ranitomeya sirensis) at Josh’s Frogs in Owosso, Michigan. This individual is a ‘Biolat’ morph.
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ANI113-00074
A Sira poison frog (Ranitomeya sirensis) at Josh’s Frogs in Owosso, Michigan. This individual is a ‘Biolat’ morph.
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FIS041-00494
A Southern brook lamprey (Ichthyomyzon gagei) from Hatchet Creek on the Coosa River Drainage near Goodwater, Alabama. This individual was photographed at the Fish Biodiversity Lab in Auburn, Alabama.
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INS012-00075
A female conehead katydid (Copiphora gracilis) at Centro Urku in Tarapoto, Peru.
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INV005-00095
A common spider crab (Macropodia rostrata) at the Vasco da Gama Aquarium in Lisbon, Portugal. This common spider crab is from the Lisbon area.
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ANI110-00473
A Yuruani glass frog (Hyalinobatrachium iaspidiense) at WWT Slimbridge in England.
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INS010-00128
A geometrid moth (Macrolyrcea moesta) at Fauna Andina, a conservation center near south-central Chile.
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INS010-00129
A geometrid moth (Macrolyrcea moesta) at Fauna Andina, a conservation center near south-central Chile.
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INV006-00188
A unidentified turtle leech (Placobdella sp.) at the West Liberty University Crayfish Conservation Lab in West Liberty, Virginia.
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INV006-00187
A unidentified turtle leech (Placobdella sp.) at the West Liberty University Crayfish Conservation Lab in West Liberty, Virginia.
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INV004-00099
A pointed Campeloma snail (Campeloma sp.) at the Center for Aquatic Mollusk Programs in Lake City, Minnesota.
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INV004-00098
A pointed Campeloma snail (Campeloma sp.) at the Center for Aquatic Mollusk Programs in Lake City, Minnesota.
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INS014-00448
A unidentified giant stonefly nymph (Pteronarcys sp.) collected by the West Liberty University Crayfish Conservation Lab.
This insect was collected from Seven Springs, Pennsylvania.
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INV004-00076
A ripple elimia (Elimia lecontiana) at the Alabama Aquatic Biodiversity Center in Marion, Alabama.
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INV004-00075
An endangered interrupted rocksnail (Leptoxis foreman) at the Alabama Aquatic Biodiversity Center in Marion, Alabama.
This species was once considered to be extinct and was rediscovered in 1998.
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FIS023-00427
An unidentified green-winged stonefly nymph (Isoperla sp.), aquatic invertebrate from Mores Creek near Idaho City, Idaho.
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INV004-00037
An unidentified turban snail (Turbo sp.) at the Akron Zoo.
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INV004-00036
An unidentified turban snail (Turbo sp.) at the Akron Zoo.
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INV004-00033
A margarite nassa mud snail (Nassarius margaritifer) at the Akron Zoo.
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INV004-00032
A margarite nassa mud snail (Nassarius margaritifer) at the Akron Zoo.
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INV002-00261
Kanawha upland burrowing crayfish with eggs (Cambarus dubius) from the wild.
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FIS017-00138
L260 Queen Arabesque plecostomus (Hypancistrus sp.) from a private collection. Plecostumus have identification numbers because many of them are quite similar. L, standing for Loricariidae, followed by their number.
