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Amphiuma means - Two-toed Amphiuma

<strong>Source:</strong> USGS National Wetlands Research Center. <strong>Photographer:</strong> Brad M. Glorioso. Minnow trap captures from private pond; St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana.<br /><em>Amphiuma means </em> - Two-toed Amphiuma

Source: USGS National Wetlands Research Center. Photographer: Brad M. Glorioso. Minnow trap captures from private pond; St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana.
Amphiuma means - Two-toed Amphiuma

<strong>Source:</strong> USGS National Wetlands Research Center. <strong>Photographer:</strong> Brad M. Glorioso. Gulping air; St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana.<br /><em>Amphiuma means </em> - Two-toed Amphiuma

Source: USGS National Wetlands Research Center. Photographer: Brad M. Glorioso. Gulping air; St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana.
Amphiuma means - Two-toed Amphiuma

<strong>Photographer:</strong> Tyler Brock. Cook County, Georgia.<br /><em>Amphiuma means </em> - Two-toed Amphiuma

Photographer: Tyler Brock. Cook County, Georgia.
Amphiuma means - Two-toed Amphiuma

<strong>Photographer:</strong> Tyler Brock. Cook County, Georgia.<br /><em>Amphiuma means </em> - Two-toed Amphiuma

Photographer: Tyler Brock. Cook County, Georgia.
Amphiuma means - Two-toed Amphiuma

Amphiuma tridactylum - Three-toed Amphiuma

<strong>Source:</strong> USGS National Wetlands Research Center. <strong>Photographer:</strong> Brad M. Glorioso. Head shot and characteristic three toes; Reelfoot Lake, Tennessee.<br /><em>Amphiuma tridactylum </em> - Three-toed Amphiuma

Source: USGS National Wetlands Research Center. Photographer: Brad M. Glorioso. Head shot and characteristic three toes; Reelfoot Lake, Tennessee.
Amphiuma tridactylum - Three-toed Amphiuma

<strong>Source:</strong> USGS National Wetlands Research Center. <strong>Photographer:</strong> Brad M. Glorioso. Reelfoot Lake, Tennessee.<br /><em>Amphiuma tridactylum </em> - Three-toed Amphiuma

Source: USGS National Wetlands Research Center. Photographer: Brad M. Glorioso. Reelfoot Lake, Tennessee.
Amphiuma tridactylum - Three-toed Amphiuma

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