Seal Salamander vs. Allegheny Mountain Dusky Salamander
A Seal Salamander is larger and stouter, with bold dark, worm-like blotches on a pale brown back, a tail flattened and knife-edged towards the tip, and a pale belly. An Allegheny Mountain Dusky is smaller, usually with a straight-edged tan, yellow or reddish stripe, and a round or oval tail only weakly keeled.
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