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This Hydromantes salamander differs from
Hydromantes platycephalus
in color and habitat. It has been suggested that it constitutes a distinct species, which has been tentatively named the Owens Valley Web-toed Salamander.
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Adult, Inyo County |
Adult, Inyo County |
Adult, Inyo County |
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Adult, Inyo County |
Adult, Inyo County © Brad Alexander |
Adults, Inyo County
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Adult, Inyo County |
Juvenile, Inyo County
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Habitat, 7,000 ft. Inyo County |
Habitat, 7,000 ft. Inyo County
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Back to Hydromantes platycephalus - Mount Lyell Salamander
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Status listings are those reported in the October 2007 California Department of Fish and Game Special Animals List.
This salamander is listed as the Owens Valley web-toed salamander (AKA Oak Creek salamander).
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Organization
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Status Listing
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| U.S. Endangered Species Act (ESA) |
None |
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| California Endangered Species Act (CESA) |
None |
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| California Department of Fish and Game |
DFG:SSC |
A California Species of Special Concern |
| Bureau of Land Management |
None |
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| USDA Forest Service |
None |
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| Natureserve Global Conservation Status Ranks |
G1 |
Critically Imperiled |
World Conservation Union - IUCN Red List
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Reference
Macey, J. Robert and Theodore Papenfuss."Herpetology." The Natural History of the White-Inyo Range Eastern California. Ed. Clarence Hall. University of California Press, 1991.
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