Wehrle's Salamander vs. Northern Ravine Salamander

A Wehrle's Salamander is stouter and larger, with a row of distinct white or yellowish spots low along each side and a pale throat. A Northern Ravine Salamander is long and thin with short legs, finely flecked with silver or brass, and has a dark belly.

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