Courbaril Copal is a resin that originates from the Courbaril tree and is primarily found in Central and South America. This resin has been used for a variety of purposes for centuries, including as a medicinal ingredient, an incense, and in the production of varnishes and adhesives. There are a few other terms that can be used in place of Courbaril Copal, including "Almaciga resin," which is a similar resin obtained from the Agathis tree. Another term is "American copal," which refers to a group of resins found in the Americas that have similar properties. Finally, the term "Manila copal" is often used to refer to Courbaril Copal due to its popularity in the Philippines.