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Eastern Newt (Amplexus)

Notophthalmus viridescens

Photo by JenKnight
Published on Project Noah
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Description:

During courtship, the male grasps the female behind her forelegs and rubs her snout with his head releasing pheremones. He will then deposit a sperm packet onto the pond floor which the female will pick up with her cloaca to fertilize her eggs. During breeding season, the male's tail fin becomes flag-like and wavy to initially attract his mate.

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