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Foto 3A.- Centrolenella prosoblepon Foto 3B.- Centrolenella prosoblepon

Foto 4A.- Cochranella granulosa Foto 4B.- Cochranella granulosa

Foto 4C.- Cochranella granulosa Foto5.- Hyalinobatrachium fleishmanni Foto 6.- Dendrobates auratus Foto 7.- Agalychnis callydryas

Foto 8.- Hyla crepitans Foto 9A.- Hyla rosenbergi

Foto 9B.- Hyla rosenbergi Foto 9C.- Hyla rosenbergi

Foto 10.- Hyla rufitela Foto 11.- Phrynohyas venulosa Foto 12A.- Scinax staufferi Foto 12B.- Scinax staufferi

Foto 13.- Smilisca phaeota Foto 14A.- Smilisca sila

Foto 14B.- Smilisca sila Foto 15.- Eleutherodactylus fitzingeri

Foto 16.- Leptodactylus insularum Foto 17A.- Leptodactylus labialis Foto 17B.- Leptodactylus labialis Foto 18.- Leptodactylus pentadactylus

Foto 19A.- Basiliscus basiliscus Foto 19B.- Basiliscus basiliscus

Foto 19C.- Basiliscus basiliscus Foto 20.- Gonatodes albogularis

Foto 21A.- Sphaerodactylus lineolatus Foto 21B.- Sphaerodactylus lineolatus Foto 22.- Iguana iguana Foto 23A.- Anolis (Norops) limifrons

Foto 23B.- Anolis (Norops) limifrons Foto 23C.- Anolis (Norops) limifrons

Foto 23D.- Anolis (Norops) limifrons Foto 24.- Anolis (Norops) polylepis

Foto 25.- Dactyloa frenata Foto 26.- Boa constrictor Foto 27.- Corallus enydris Foto 28A.- Imantodes cenchoa

Foto 28B.- Imantodes cenchoa Foto 29.- Leptophis ahaetulla

Foto 30.- Oxybelis aeneus Foto 31.- Pseustes poecilonotu

Foto 32A.- Sibon nebulatus Foto 32B.- Sibon nebulatus Foto 33A.- Bothrops asper Foto 33B.- Bothrops asper