About Dicamptodon copei Nussbaum, 1970
Dicamptodon copei Nussbaum, 1970 can reach a maximum length of 19.5 centimeters. This species exhibits neoteny, meaning it very rarely undergoes metamorphosis to reach a fully adult form, and it resembles the larvae of related salamander species. It typically becomes sexually mature while remaining physically larval. Its coloration is a mix of gold and brown. Its costal grooves are not noticeable. It has a rounded snout, a laterally compressed, fin-like tail that is typical for larval salamanders, and it retains its gills throughout life.
