-
States and Canada. They are
commonly known as
waterdogs and
mudpuppies. The
common mudpuppy (N. maculosus) is
probably the best-known
species – as an amphibian...
- regulation;
hypercalcemic regulation in
mudpuppies is
primarily done by the
pituitary gland instead. In
common mudpuppies, the
purpose of the
absence of a parathyroid...
- snails, and worms.
Mudpuppies mature at four to six
years and can live to be more than
twenty years old.
Progenesis is
common for
mudpuppies,
enabling them...
- mean that it can
breathe only
underwater not on land. It and many
other mudpuppies can
still go on land, but not for a very long time. They go on land only...
- In
North America,
common mudpuppies (Necturus maculosus) are
frequently caught accidentally while ice fishing.
Mudpuppies are
large (10–17 in) fully...
- in much of
North America and
occasionally become paedomorphic, or with
mudpuppies (Necturus spp.),
fully aquatic salamanders from a
different family that...
- over the years,
including the
building of
permanent buildings for the
Mudpuppy's Tub &
Scrub dog wash and
adjacent Sit & Stay Café;
permanent bathrooms...
-
salamander species, such as most
members of the
family Proteidae (the olm and
mudpuppies) and the
family Sirenidae,
which naturally never metamorphose into an...
-
gills into adulthood, like some
American amphibians, the
axolotl and the
mudpuppies (Necturus). The word olm is a
German loanword that was
incorporated into...
- ****bender
adults will
still generally be
notably larger than even the
biggest mudpuppies. The
small eyes and
loose skin are
characteristic of ****benders Skeleton...
