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This salamander is represented in the collection
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the expedition hy vertebrae of three individuals of different sizes. They all agree in
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the anterior zygapophyses separated by the
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excavation of the roof of the neural canal usual in ordinary salamanders, and in the moderate development of the hypapophysial keel. As a result, the articular extremities of the centra are not produced so far inferiorly
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in
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S.
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. The longitudinal ridge from the inferior part of the diapophysis is pronounced, and separates a deep fossa above it from
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below it. The longitudinal perforation of the base of the diapophysis
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in the superior fossa. while in the two smaller specimens a vertical perforation joins it from the inferior fossa.
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in the preceding two species, one articular face is a little
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than the other.
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.
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Specimen No. 1 is as large as
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corresponding portion of an
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.
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