Sequoia Slender Salamander vs. Mount Lyell Salamander
Both live in the high southern Sierra of Tulare County; their records meet there. A: Four slim, separate toes in the Sequoia Slender Salamander; short toes joined by webbing in the Mount Lyell Salamander. B: Round, worm-like body and a very long tail in the Sequoia Slender Salamander; very flat body and a short, blunt tail in the Mount Lyell Salamander. C: Dark brown with whitish speckling in the Sequoia Slender Salamander; granite-grey with greenish-silver lichen-like patches in the Mount Lyell Salamander.
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