Key Identification Features
- Males of this species can be distinguished by their broad triangular head, with the front jaw teeth extending beyond the bottom lip.
- All members of the genus Aneides are characterized by the loss of the aquatic larval stage common to most salamanders, as well as their unusual arboreal and climbing tendencies.
- wrighti typically has six vomerine teeth on each side of the mouth, in addition to premaxillary and mandible teeth.
- These findings indicated that two distinct, separately evolving lineages were classified under D.
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