western red-backed salamander (Meaning)
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western red-backed salamander (n)
salamander of the Pacific coast of North America
Synonyms & Antonyms of western red-backed salamander
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western red-backed salamander Sentence Examples
- The western red-backed salamander is an endangered species found in coastal redwood forests.
- The western red-backed salamander's distinctive red back makes it easy to identify.
- Western red-backed salamanders lay their eggs in moist, mossy areas.
- Larval western red-backed salamanders have external gills.
- As adults, western red-backed salamanders feed on insects and other invertebrates.
- Western red-backed salamanders are nocturnal and spend the day hidden under rocks or logs.
- The western red-backed salamander is protected under the California Endangered Species Act.
- Habitat loss is the greatest threat to the western red-backed salamander.
- Logging and development have destroyed and degraded much of the western red-backed salamander's habitat.
- Conservation efforts are underway to protect and recover the western red-backed salamander.
FAQs About the word western red-backed salamander
salamander of the Pacific coast of North America
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The western red-backed salamander is an endangered species found in coastal redwood forests.
The western red-backed salamander's distinctive red back makes it easy to identify.
Western red-backed salamanders lay their eggs in moist, mossy areas.
Larval western red-backed salamanders have external gills.
