Regeneration

[lolo]

Do all caudatas have the same faculty of regeneration of their member, tail...?

 

[lolo]

Any idea?

 

[jennifer]

Many or most can. But biology is so full of exceptions that I would hesitate to put my name on a reply (to any question) that included the word "all".

 

[lolo]

Thank you Jennifer!

But, do you know any species that can?

 

[jesse]

iknow tiger salamanders can, this onethat i saved from a really bad petshop had its tail partially chewed off by crickets. after the tail healed a new tail started to grow, so now it has two tails.

 

[lolo]

Do you have any pictures of it?

 

[hayden]

cynops pyrro. can... When i got my male he had no tail but now he has at least a stub.

 

[lolo]

What about the legs? Do you think they are also able to regenerate?

 

[josh]

Yes legs are(I think there is an article on CC about regeneration, Very neat article)

 

[kim]

Axolotls can...

They can regenerate any part of their body including to some extent parts of their brain.

 

[ira]

i know some of the tylototrition newts can.

 

[joseph]

Again, I would be hesistant to say all, but I don't know of any species which are said to be unable to do so.

 

[lolo]

Ok, thanks to everyone! Don't worry i don't want to cut all my newts legs!

It's just a question I couldn't resolve. I've been looking on web and i couldn't find any answers.
Now, I know that most of them can.