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whether it has
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Necturus Rafinesque, 1819".
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Necturus maculosus louisianensis Viosca, 1937 (Red
River mudpuppy)
Necturus maculosus maculosus (Rafinesque, 1818) (common mudpuppy)
Necturus maculosus...
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North America and
occasionally become paedomorphic, or with
mudpuppies (
Necturus spp.),
fully aquatic salamanders from a
different family that are not closely...
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Necturus in the
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Necturus beyeri. IUCN SSC
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Necturus beyeri". IUCN Red List of
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waterdog (
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Environmental Conservation Online System. U.S. Fish &
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Necturus lewisi...
- The
Alabama waterdog (
Necturus alabamensis) is a medium-sized
perennibranch salamander inhabiting rivers and
streams of Alabama. It is
listed as endangered...
- The
Apalachicola waterdog (
Necturus moleri) is a
species of
aquatic salamander in the
family Proteidae. It is
endemic to the south-eastern
United States...
- in
Necturus lewisi,
which is also a
larger species).
Juveniles are
uniformly brown dorsally (as
opposed to striped, as in
other juvenile Necturus). Necturus...
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salamanders lack
vocal cords, but a
larynx is
present in the
mudpuppy (
Necturus) and some
other species, and the
Pacific giant salamanders and a few others...
