Scott Bar Salamander vs. Wandering Salamander
Their records touch in the Klamath region. A: Long and slim with short legs; round toes in the Scott Bar Salamander; slim, with a big head and square-tipped toes in the Wandering Salamander. B: Fine white and brassy flecks in the Scott Bar Salamander; brassy or coppery patches in the Wandering Salamander.
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