Ravine Salamander vs. Wehrle's Salamander
They live together in West Virginia and the Virginia mountains (Wehrle's records in 3 of the Ravine Salamander's one-degree squares); in Kentucky the yellow-spotted animals are now the Yellow-spotted Woodland Salamander. A: No distinct spots, only fine flecks in the Ravine Salamander; a row of white or yellowish spots low along each side in the Wehrle's Salamander. B: Dark, only a little lighter than the belly in the Ravine Salamander; pale throat and lower jaw in the Wehrle's Salamander.
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