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🪰 North American herpetology: Philadelphia, J. Dobson;1842. Original source Image description: Illustration of two salamanders labeled “Salamandra salmonea” from an 1842 North American herpetology publication. The top salamander is shown in a side view with a brown, segmented body, short legs, and a long, tapering tail. The bottom salamander is depicted from a ventral view, revealing a lighter underside and distinct limb positioning. Both amphibians have smooth skin and recognizable limbs with small digits, emphasizing anatomical features typical of salamanders. The background is plain beige with some mottled texture, highlighting the detailed illustration style of the period.
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