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New Caecilian Family described

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The picture of the gilled juvenile inside the egg is extraordinarily beautiful.
 
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I'm looking forward to lots of caecilian surprises in the future - after the skin-feeding larvae came to light, nothing seems impossible! Best, Frank
 
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