Aneides flavipunctatus is one of the Plethodontid or “lungless” salamanders, also distinguished by their naso-labial grooves, vertical slits between the nostrils and upper lip containing glands associated with chemoreception.



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Aneides flavipunctatus is one of the Plethodontid or “lungless” salamanders, also distinguished by their naso-labial grooves, vertical slits between the nostrils and upper lip containing glands associated with chemoreception.
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