Junaluska Salamander vs. Long-tailed Salamander

Both are yellow-orange brook salamanders with black flecks or spots and no solid side line. A: Short, plain or flecked in the Junaluska Salamander; long, the spots running into vertical bars in the Long-tailed Salamander. B: Flecks forming a vague, wavy line in the Junaluska Salamander; scattered separate spots in the Long-tailed Salamander.

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