Catalogue of New York Reptiles And Batrachians
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This species makes a curious disposition of its eggs, one of the sexes wrapping the albuminous egg string around the body and remaining concealed in a comparatively dry spot till the eggs hatch- One of the commonest salamanders ; found in rapid and shallow streams under stones.
17 Desmognathus nigra Green Uniform black, with a very stout body, the stoutest in fact of our salamanders. 13 costal grooves. Length 6-7 inches.
Found in Pennsylvania and may be taken in southern part of state in the mo...untains. Habits like those of D . fusca; found under the stones in cold springs and streams in the mountains ; very agile and not easily caught.
tiZAEDS, TOETOlSES AND BATEACHIANS 40S Family 5 plburodejlidae Newts 18 Diemictylus viridescens, Rafinesque Newt, eft De Kay. Triton millepunctatus, crimson spotted triton, newt, p. fi4, pi. 15, fig. 33, 34. c Brownish olive above ; straw-colored or dirty white below ; each side with a row of three to six scarlet spots, each with a dark bor- der ; very small dots all over.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This species makes a curious disposition of its eggs, one of the sexes wrapping the albuminous egg string around the body and remaining concealed in a comparatively dry spot till the eggs hatch- One of the commonest salamanders ; found in rapid and shallow streams under stones.
17 Desmognathus nigra Green Uniform black, with a very stout body, the stoutest in fact of our salamanders. 13 costal grooves. Length 6-7 inches.
Found in Pennsylvania and may be taken in southern part of state in the mo...untains. Habits like those of D . fusca; found under the stones in cold springs and streams in the mountains ; very agile and not easily caught.
tiZAEDS, TOETOlSES AND BATEACHIANS 40S Family 5 plburodejlidae Newts 18 Diemictylus viridescens, Rafinesque Newt, eft De Kay. Triton millepunctatus, crimson spotted triton, newt, p. fi4, pi. 15, fig. 33, 34. c Brownish olive above ; straw-colored or dirty white below ; each side with a row of three to six scarlet spots, each with a dark bor- der ; very small dots all over.
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