Mole Salamanders but not tigers or axolotls

These large-mouthed, burrowing salamanders are indigenous to Central and North America.
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Feeding spotted larva
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A gracile egg/larvae photos
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A. maculatum pics
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Neotenic Ambystoma Gracile
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Genetics of jeffersonianum/laterale complex...
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Humidity levels important for A. opacum?
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CB longtoeds 2003
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Mole sals - photo's from class
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Northwestern Salamander
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Little beggers
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A. maculatum :say hello
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Photos of jeffersons
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Breeding Spotted Salamanders (ambystoma maculatum)
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Larvae idenfication
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Marbled breeding temps?
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Identifying eggs
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N.E. Ambystomid movements
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Today's finds
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Marbled secretions
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Breeding Long-Toed Salamanders?
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