Valley and Ridge Salamander vs. Northern Ravine Salamander

Both are long, slim, short-legged salamanders, dark with fine brassy or silvery flecks, never striped. They replace each other across the Allegheny Front: the Valley and Ridge Salamander in the ridges to the east, the Northern Ravine Salamander on the plateau to the west. Use the county.

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