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Found within rotted log. Batrachoseps nigriventris also discovered in log.
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Found under stone. Batrachoseps nigriventris and Batrachoseps gabrieli also found under stones at location. Years prior, area xpose to devastating wildfire.
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Female
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Male, discovered with son, Cole Flaxington, under Douglas Fir log.
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Brown above with yellow on upper legs; whitish-yellow below with extremely fine gray speckling, underside of tail brighter yellow. Measured: SVL 50 mm (2 in.), TL 89 mm (3 in.). Found under timber, beneath bark of fallen trees, and crawling exposed when lantern-walking Fern Canyon Trail at night.
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Scattered individuals found beneath fallen oak limbs. Adult measured: SVL 51 mm (2 in.), TL 102 mm (4 in.).
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Discovered under logs and bark. Common, as many as four located beneath single, large sheet of bark and coexisting with Aneides ferreus and Batrachoseps attenuatus. Female: SVL 44 mm (1 in.), TL 88 mm (3 in.); female: SVL 51 mm (2 in.), TL 90 mm (3 in.); male: SVL 44 mm (1 in.), TL 90 mm (3 in.); male: SVL 51 mm (2 in.), TL 105 mm (4 in.).
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