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semillama Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sat Dec-05-09 09:25 PM
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any herpetologists familiar with the salamanders of the Midwest here?
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I ask because I found a Northern Ravine Salamander (at least I am pretty sure that's what it is) doing archaeology fieldwork at a military installation in southwest Indiana, but the references I consulted online to identify it all showed the range of the species as ending several counties to the east of the place I was working.

Anyone know if this particular salamander is known from outside its mapped ranges? It would be interesting if I made some sort of minor herpetological discovery...
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