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Amphiuma is a
genus of
aquatic salamanders from the
United States, the only
extant genus within the
family Amphiumidae /æmfɪˈjuːmɪdiː/. They are colloquially...
- The two-toed
amphiuma (
Amphiuma means) is an
aquatic salamander widely distributed in the
southeastern United States. It is commonly, but incorrectly,...
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Amphiuma tridactylum, the three-toed
amphiuma, is a
species of
aquatic salamander native to the
Southeastern United States. The three-toed
amphiuma looks...
- The one-toed
amphiuma (
Amphiuma pholeter) is an aquatic, eel-like
salamander native to the
southeastern United States. It was
unknown to
science until...
- However, on June 19, 2008 a
greater siren was
consumed by a two-toed
amphiuma,
indicating that this
species could be an
additional predator of the greater...
- It
preys mostly on
giant aquatic salamanders in the
genera Siren and
Amphiuma, but it also eats
other amphibians. They are
known to use
their sharply...
- over the
surface of the body. Some
aquatic species, such as
sirens and
amphiumas, have
reduced or
absent hind limbs,
giving them an eel-like appearance...
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Northern dwarf siren Southern dwarf siren One-toed
amphiuma Two-toed
amphiuma Three-toed
amphiuma Frosted flatwoods salamander Reticulated flatwoods salamander...
- (Geomys pinetis) Round-tailed
muskrat (Neofiber alleni) Two-toed
amphiuma (
Amphiuma means) Oak toad (Anaxyrus quercicus)
Frosted flatwoods salamander...
- foot, but no
claws on either. Some
salamanders have
fewer digits and the
amphiumas are eel-like in
appearance with tiny,
stubby legs. The
sirens are aquatic...
