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Salamander

Eurycea sp.

Photo by AshleyT
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Field Notes

Description:

An undescribed species in the genus Eurycea, this salamander is currently being called the "Sandhills Eurycea". It is very similar to the Two-lined Salamander larvae, but is a separate population and is in the process of being described.

Habitat:

Dip-netted from a creek in the sandhills.

Reference Links:

"Sandhills Eurycea" larva | Flickr - Photo Sharing!

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