PAN0085. 192 steps of Barro Colorado Island; rainforest reserve of Smithsonian; Panama rainforest
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PAN0086. gaps caused by falling trees create space and light for new growth; Panama rainforest (MR avail)
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PAN0087. fly-attracting flowering vine; scent attracts pollinating flies; Panama rainforest
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PAN0088. rainforest canopy; lianas; vines; and numerous species; Panama rainforest
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PAN0089. coati; relative to raccoon scavenges in dirt with long snout; Panama rainforest
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PAN0090. three-toed sloth; gentle and slow-moving; symbiotic algae in hair; Panama rainforest
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PAN0091. (SCH180) three-toed sloth; gentle and slow-moving; symbiotic algae in hair; Panama rainforest
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PAN0092. tent-making bat Urodema bilobatum roosts under palm leaf; peels fig before eating; Panama rainforest
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PAN0093. lineated woodpecker female Dryocopus lineatus; builds hole in tree trunks and tends nest; Panama rainforest
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PAN0094. walking stick insect; resembles brown stick for camouflage; Panama rainforest
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PAN0095. SYMBIOSIS: non-stinging Azteca ant colony swarms out to protect cecropia tree; Panama rainforest; tree has nectar for ants; ampullae; ants keep out herbivores from tree
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PAN0096. SYMBIOSIS: non-stinging Azteca ant colony swarms out to protect cecropia tree; Panama rainforest
