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What makes Hynobiidae distinct?
External fertilization, biphasic, primitive salamanders
What makes Cryptobranchidae distinct?
Giant salamanders, aquatic, skin breathing
What makes Sirenidae distinct?
Paedomorphic + no hind limbs + gills
What makes Salamandridae distinct?
Newts, often toxic, aquatic adults
What makes Dicamptodontidae distinct
Large size, some paedomorphic, Pacific Northwest
What makes Ambystomatidae distinct?
Mole salamanders, burrowers, cannibal morph
What makes Proteidae distinct?
Fully aquatic + paedomorphic, includes cave species
What makes Rhyacotritonidae distinct?
Mountain stream specialists, small
What makes Amphiumidae distinct?
Eel-like body, reduced limbs, paedomorphic
What makes Plethodontidae distinct?
No lungs, breathe through skin, most diverse family