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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Unidentified northern CA caudate
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Typhlotriton spelaeus
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russ
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Eurycea tynerensis
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Plethodon Cinereus
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Marc Staniszewski book mistake?
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Yonahlossee, welleri, Red cheeked Plethodon jordani ...
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henk
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Eurycea cirrigera "Cole Springs Phenotype"
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Eurycea wilderae
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Eurycea cirrigera
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Desmognathus + cannibalism
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The odd red plethodont (part 2)
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Question about two-lined/longtail sallies (Eurycea longicauda/cirrigera)
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Gyrinophilus porphyriticus
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Aneides make good captives?
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Plethodontids most suitable for captive care?
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Sluggish slimys......
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Desmognathus brimleyorum....
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Plethodon cinereus in the Ozarks?
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