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Hi, My name is Kate, from Citrus Heights, California. I have actually been on this site for quite some time, but for odd reasons, I haven't visited as much lately. Anyway, I am on a personal mission to teach myself as much as possible regarding newts, salamanders, sirens, caecilians, and whatever else I can think of (really, not too huge of a mission--HA!) My reason to do so is that I am a zookeeper at the Sacramento Zoo, primarily dealing with the reptiles and amphibians; I would like to increase the number of caudates on exhibits, but it is pretty hard to talk the superiors into it when I really don't have that much knowledge....Nice to meet you all---again!
 
Hi Kate,

A belated 'welcome to the site' then ;)

Good luck with your mission!
 
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