Eurycea wilderae (Blue-Ridge Two-lined Salamander)
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Blue Ridge Two-lined Salamander - North Carolina Blue Ridge Two-lined Salamander : The Blue Ridge two-lined salamander and the southern two-lined salamander ( ) were formerly considered different subspecies of a single species. Both species have an underlying yellow to orangish color and dark brown or black stripes which run down the sides of the body. Both species usually have a number of scattered black spots or blotches on the back. The color of the Blue Ridge two-lined salamander is generally more vivid than that of the southern two-lined salamander. The lower border of the stripes on the Blue Ridge two-lined salamander are relatively straight-edged while the lower border of the stripes on the southern two-lined salamander tend to fade into the yellow or orange of the belly. Also, the stripes on the sides of the southern two-lined salamander typically run all the way down the tail while the stripes on the Blue Ridge two-lined salamander break up about halfway down the tail. Larvae are dusky yellow in color and have six to nine pairs of light spots on the back. Blue Ridge two-lined salamander larvae also have squared snouts and reddish gills while
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| Page title: | Blue Ridge Two-lined Salamander - North Carolina |
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| IP-address: | 152.42.96.102 |
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| 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 |