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GNPS - Panama Rocket Frog 3D Map

ABSTRACT: This project is based on visualizing the chemical and microbiological composition of individuals of Colostethus panamensis (Dendrobatidae), through the creation of a topographic map of the surface of their skin in 3D

INSTRUMENT(S): maXis

ORGANISM(S): Colostethus Panamansis (ncbitaxon:384868)

SUBMITTER: Marcelino Gutierrez, Christian Martin, Roberto Iba�ez

PROVIDER: MSV000080602 | GNPS | Mon Mar 06 15:53:00 GMT 2017

REPOSITORIES: GNPS

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