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Salamanders and Caecilians - Central America

Lungless, projectile-tongued, often arboreal salamanders with a touch of legless and tailless amphibians- Caecilians
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Small-headed Caecilian (<i>Dermophis parviceps</i>) Rara Avis Rainforest Reserve, Costa Rica
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Small-headed Caecilian (Dermophis parviceps) Rara Avis Rainforest Reserve, Costa Rica

Costa RicaDermophis parvicepsRara Avis Rainforest ReservecaecilianSlender Caeciliansmall headed caecilian

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