Scott Bar Salamander vs. Dunn's Salamander
Both are long, slim woodland salamanders on wet rocks; their records touch in the Klamath region. A: Brown, flecked white and brassy, no stripe in the Scott Bar Salamander; a greenish-tan stripe down the back in the Dunn's Salamander.
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