Amphiumidae


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Collecting ducts that anastomose before interacting with the cloaca or Wolffian ducts (character 2, state 1) either evolved twice on the branches leading to the Ambystomatidae + Dicamptodontidae + Salamandridae and Amphiumidae + Plethodontidae, or once on the branch leading to the Ambystomatidae + Dicamptodontidae + Salamandridae + Rhyacotritonidae + Amphiumidae + Plethodontidae with a reversal on the branch leading to the Rhyacotritonidae.
The urogenital system of the male Rhyacotriton and the evolution of the male urogenital duct system in salamanders
Gardner JD: The fossil salamander Proamphiuma cretacea Estes (Caudata; Amphiumidae) and relationships within the Amphiumidae.
Amphiuma (Caudata: Amphiumidae) from the Pleistocene Clark Quarry local fauna of coastal Georgia
Amphiumidae, Sirenidae, Proteidae, which have lost digits and even entire limbs) or miniaturized limbs (e.
A fusion of dt 3 and dt 4 (dt 3 + 4, table 3) is present in the proteid Necturus, and an amalgamation of f and i (f + i, table 3) is the standard pattern for the Proteidae (Schaeffer 1941), Amphiumidae (Rabl 1910), and several plethodontid genera with miniaturized limbs (Wake and Elias 1983; Hanken 1985).
Morphological variation in the limbs of Taricha granulosa (Caudata: Salamandridae): evolutionary and phylogenetic implications
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