Red salamander
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Names and connections
Amblystoma brevicauda; Batrachopsis subfuscus; Black-lipped triton; Bolitoglossa rubra; Brimley's red salamander; Dunn's red salamander; Eurycea rubra; Geotriton rubra; Gyrinophilus warneri; Lizard, Red (Salamander); Lizard, Spring (Salamander); Molge rubra; Mycetoglossus ruber; Mycetoglossus subfuscus; Olive-brown salamander; Pseudotriton ruber; Pseudotriton subfuscus; Red lizard (Salamander); Red triton; Salamandra brevicauda; Salamandra rubra; Salamandra rubriventris; Salamandra subfusca; Spelerpes ruber; Spelerpes rubra; Spelerpes schencki; Spring lizard (Salamander); Triton rubra; Triton, Black-lipped; Triton, Red; Viosca's red salamander
- Broader: Pseudotriton
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Numeric address and provenance
Morton address: 900799366330451456 · morton4x16-v1
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