Sequoia Slender Salamander vs. Greenhorn Mountains Slender Salamander

Their records touch where the Kaweah and Tule river drainages meet. A: Heavy whitish speckling on the sides; a back stripe usually missing in the Sequoia Slender Salamander; dark blackish-brown with a dark brown to reddish-brown back stripe in the Greenhorn Mountains Slender Salamander. The 2012 description separates them only by tooth counts; colour helps, range decides: the Kaweah drainage (Sequoia) vs the Greenhorn Mountains and Tule River highlands (Greenhorn Mountains).

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