Near-infrared reflectance in neotropical salamanders

Christopher Blount; Francisco Herrerias-Azcue; Andrew Gray; Mark Dickinson

Near-infrared reflectance in neotropical salamanders

Christopher Blount, Francisco Herrerias-Azcue, Andrew Gray, Mark Dickinson

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Abstract

Variations in near infrared reflectance are highlighted between 3 species of Neotropical salamander. Salamanders Bolitoglossa striatula and Bolitoglossa colonnea display an increased optical reflectance in the near infrared region, in contrast with the moss salamander Nototriton. picadoi which display limited reflectance in this region. Near-infrared reflectance was identified in a non-invasive manner using a modified consumer camera and confirmed with reflection spectrometry.

Original language	English
Journal	Unknown Journal
Publication status	Submitted - 2016

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Near-infrared reflectance in neotropical salamanders

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