Southern Appalachian Salamander vs. Tellico Salamander
Both are big black spotted woodland salamanders of the Unicoi Mountains. A: Few, tiny white spots in the Southern Appalachian Salamander; many small brass-coloured spots in the Tellico Salamander. B: 4.75 to 6.75 in in the Southern Appalachian Salamander; 4 to 6 in in the Tellico Salamander. C: Sometimes small red spots on the legs in the Southern Appalachian Salamander; no red in the Tellico Salamander.
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