Eurycea junaluska (Junaluska Salamander)
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Scan day: 06 March 2014 UTC
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Junaluska Salamander - North Carolina : State Threatened, Federal Species of Special Concern. : Overall, Junaluska salamanders may look very similar to two-lined salamanders. Unlike two-lined salamanders, Junaluska salamanders have nondiscript brown mottling on the back and sides and lack the definite dark stripes characteristic of two-lined salamanders. Junaluska salamanders also have longer legs and a shorter tail. Larval Junaluska salamanders are generally darker and stockier than larval two-lined salamanders. The overall coloration of the larvae is typically olive to brown, as opposed to the yellow or yellow-green of two-lined salamanders.
Size: 653 chars
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| Page title: | Junaluska Salamander - North Carolina |
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| IP-address: | 152.42.96.102 |
WHOIS Info
| NS | Name Servers: NS1.DAVIDSON.EDU 152.42.96.1 NS2.DAVIDSON.EDU 152.42.96.2 |
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| Date | activated: 03-Jun-1991 last updated: 07-Jul-2011 expires: 31-Jul-2014 |