Deep Look: Ensatina Salamanders Are Heading for a Family Split
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Learn MoreEnsatinas are a sprawling group of colorful salamanders, each one with different strategies for avoiding predators, from bold warning colors to confusing camouflage. Their diverse family tree offers scientists a rare snapshot of millions of years of evolution. Part of the "Deep Look" series.
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