Klamath Black Salamander vs. Wandering Salamander
Both are climbing salamanders with square-tipped toes in the far northwest; their records overlap. A: Black with scattered white or cream dots in the Klamath Black Salamander; brown clouded with brassy or grey flecks, no round dots in the Wandering Salamander. B: Rounded in the Klamath Black Salamander; big, with bulging jaw muscles in the Wandering Salamander.
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