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Many-ribbed salamander

Eurycea multiplicata

Photo by Aaron_G
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Field Notes

Description:

The dorsal color of this small, slender salamander is yellowish to brown and the belly is yellow. There may be a row of V-shaped markings down the middle of the back. Normally, whitish flecks or dots extend along both sides of the body. These salamanders have 19-20 costal grooves. The head is slightly wider than the neck and there is a nasolabial groove. (information from "A Field Guide to Amphibians and Reptiles of Oklahoma")

Habitat:

Woodland adjacent to a small golf course

Notes:

This is the first time I've found this species.

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Thanks to both of you. :-)

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