Chioglossa

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I spent a week in northern Spain and found these beauties... Chioglossa lusitanica, looks somewhat like an American Plethodon.

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(Message edited by jennewt on August 05, 2005)
 
Nice, we don't see this species much. May I use your photos on Caudata Culture?
 
Nice photos, Frank
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Looks very similar to Mertensiella caucasica!

Paul
 
Hi Jennifer, go ahead. Hi Paul, this species is indeed closely related to Mertensiella caucasica. Morphologically and ecologically both species are remarkably similar.
 
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