Holbrook's Southern Dusky Salamander vs. Many-lined Salamander

Many-lined Salamanders share the same muck swamps and floodplain pools. A: A pale line from the eye to the angle of the jaw; big hind legs in the Holbrook's Southern Dusky Salamander; a small, flat head with no eye-to-jaw line; small legs in the Many-lined Salamander. B: Rows of white portholes on a dark side in the Holbrook's Southern Dusky Salamander; fine dark and light lines along the lower sides on yellowish brown in the Many-lined Salamander. The Many-lined is small (under 4.5 in) with a short tail.

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