Plethodontids / Lungless Salamanders

The largest, and one of the most diverse groups of salamanders, these salamanders have all evolved to breathe solely through their skin and are found almost exclusively in North America.
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Captive plethodontids in Britain
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Anyone keep Eurycea bislineata?
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Eurycea Guttolineata eggs
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The odd red Oregon plethodont (image)
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Ensatina e. klauberi
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What does Spanish word "hongueada" mean?
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Bolitoglossa dofleini
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Desmognathus ochrophaeus defensive behaviour and jumping capability
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Redback morphology & global warming
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Plethodon cinereus food items
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Aneides lugubris Double-Clutch Club
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Some pics
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Plethodon cinereus multiple paternity
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Fertilization and Yolking in D. Fuscus
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Ensatina
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Batrachoseps
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Aneides lugubris eggs (Again!)
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Desmognathus fuscus/conanti
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How to differentiate the sexes?
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Desmognathus monticola found in Arkansas!
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