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Rio Cauca Caecilian

The Orinoco River and its tributaries are home to Typhlonectes natans, the Rio Cauca Caecilian. Aquatic caecilians spend much of their time moving along the bottom of the river where they search for prey. This image depicts the terminal shield or the post

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13618482
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3750px x 2493px (2.9MB)
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Dante Fenolio /Science Source/ www.ardea.com
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Caecilian Cauca Gymnophiona Natans Shield Terminal


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