Small-mouthed Salamander vs. Jefferson Salamander
Look at the head from the side. Small-mouthed has a small head and a short, blunt snout, with grey lichen-like flecking. Jefferson has a long snout, long slender toes and fine bluish flecks, mostly on the limbs and lower sides.
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