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Are there Coast range newts in San Diego County?
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Coast range newts in San diego
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I didnt want specific locations. I was just wondering if there is a population in the county.
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The type locality of Triturus klauberi, a synonym of Taricha torosa, is "Boulder Creek, San Diego County". This is published field guide information [Handbook of Salamanders of the United States and Canada], and every field guide I've glanced at specifically mentions San Diego County as part of the range.
The IUCN page has a range map, click it for detail
Taricha torosa (Coast Range Newt)
Taricha torosa (Coast Range Newt)
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sorry I am having a hard time trying to upload the pictures- I have them saved on my hard...
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