Aneides lugubris

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Definition

Noun: 1. A species of lungless salamander: Aneides lugubris is the scientific name for a specific species of salamander native to coastal California and parts of Baja California. It is characterized by its climbing ability, brown to olive coloration, and distinctive pale yellow or cream-colored spots.

Usage
  • This term is used in scientific, biological, and ecological contexts to precisely identify this specific species of salamander.
  • It is typically used in formal writing, research papers, field guides, and environmental documentation.
Examples
  • Scientific Context:
    • The study focused on the habitat preferences of Aneides lugubris.
    • A key identifying feature of Aneides lugubris is its prehensile tail, which aids in climbing.
  • General Context:
    • While hiking in the oak woodlands, we were lucky to spot an Aneides lugubris under a log.
Advanced Usage
  • Taxonomic Classification: The name follows binomial nomenclature, where is the genus and is the specific epithet. In formal writing, it is often italicized.
Variants and Related Words
  • Arboreal Salamander: This is the common name for .
  • Plethodontid Salamander: This refers to the family (Plethodontidae) to which this species belongs, known for being lungless and breathing through their skin.
Synonyms
  • Arboreal Salamander (common name)
Notes
  • There are no idioms, phrasal verbs, or significant alternative meanings for this term, as it is a fixed scientific name for a biological species.
Noun
  1. yellow-spotted brown salamander of California woodlands

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