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This large aquatic salamander, commonly known as the Mudpuppy or Waterdog, has bushy maroon external gills behind the head. In warm or oxygen-poor water, the gills are more extensive and more brightly colored, whereas they are smaller and paler in oxygen-rich water.
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The mudpuppy is a large aquatic salamander that, unlike other salamanders, spends its entire life in water. Adult mud puppies are from 8 to 15 inches long. The background color of the upperside is gray or rust brown speckled with scattered indistinct blue-gray spots.
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Sea lamprey control treatment conducted in 2000 in Lake Champlain killed more than 10,000 larval sea lamprey, but nontarget mortality was observed among stonecat, logperch, two-lined salamander and mudpuppy populations.
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www.earlham.edu/~lanest/mudpuppy.htm
www.earlham.edu/~lanest/mudpuppy.htm
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What is it: A Mudpuppy or Tiger Salamander? ... Mudpuppy photo (above) by Suzanne L. Collins, The Center for North American Herpetology ... Tiger Salamander photos (above) by Greg Wolbrink, South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks. Tiger Salamanders have five toes on the hind feet, mudpuppies have four.
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Britannica online encyclopedia article on mud puppy (salamander), any of five species of entirely aquatic salamanders in a genus (Necturus) belonging to the family Proteidae (or Necturidae), in the order Caudata. Their popular name derives from the mistaken belief that they are able to bark. ... Mud puppies prefer clear,
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Mudpuppy - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Mudpuppies or waterdogs are aquatic salamanders of the family Proteidae . Their name originates from the misconception that they make a dog-like barking sound.••••••••
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The mudpuppy is the only wholly aquatic salamander in New England. It is by far the largest salamander found in Massachusetts with adults occasionally reaching total lengths of 15 inches or more.
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www.bio.umass.edu/biology/conn.river/mudpup2.html
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Salamanders and newts are in the amphibian family. Here is a description of salamanders and newts in general and highlights of a few species. Focusing on salamanders and newts found in western North Carolina in the USA. ... These are all pictures of the Blue Ridge Two-lined Salamander (Eurycea wilderae); (Please click for...
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www.naturehaven.com/Frog/salamander.html
www.naturehaven.com/Frog/salamander.html
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The Mudpuppy is Minnesota's largest salamander reaching lengths of 13-16 inches. They are also our only salamander that is entirely aquatic their whole lives. Adults are brown, reddish-brown, or gray above with varying numbers and sizes of black spots.
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