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Texas blind salamander

The Texas blind salamander (Eurycea rathbuni) is a rare and endangered cave-dwelling troglobite amphibian native to San Marcos, Hays County, Texas, specifically the San Marcos Pool of the Edwards Aquifer. This species resembles the olm, another stygofaunal salamander from Europe. Its body is less elongated than the olm's, and it has more digits on each…

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Lateral linePAX6Neotenous salamandersGillsBlind shrimp
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Breeding and courtship

DunnSpermathecaSpermatozoaBechlerDorsum
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Distribution and habitat

Purgatory Creek systemSan Marcos Fault
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Conservation

San Marcos River
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Texas blind salamander

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Triples14
Avg. degree1.93
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Texas blind salamander

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related to Conservation · 14
Texas blind salamander → Conservation Plan, Continuous, EAHCP, Long-term, March, Populations, Potential, Recovery, San Marcos River, Texas, The, The EAHCP, The Edwards Aquifer, The Edwards Aquifer Habitat

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species female salamander male tail blind olm water texas edwards aquifer limbs endangered also eurycea salamanders base san marcos body

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Texas blind salamanderrelated to ConservationPopulations0.60section
Texas blind salamanderrelated to ConservationTexas0.60section
Texas blind salamanderrelated to ConservationContinuous0.60section
Texas blind salamanderrelated to ConservationThe Edwards Aquifer0.60section
Texas blind salamanderrelated to ConservationPotential0.60section
Texas blind salamanderrelated to ConservationLong-term0.60section
Texas blind salamanderrelated to ConservationSan Marcos River0.60section
Texas blind salamanderrelated to ConservationThe0.60section
Texas blind salamanderrelated to ConservationMarch0.60section
Texas blind salamanderrelated to ConservationRecovery0.60section
Texas blind salamanderrelated to ConservationThe Edwards Aquifer Habitat0.60section
Texas blind salamanderrelated to ConservationConservation Plan0.60section

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