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• California slender salamanders have demonstrated an ability to survive in some urban and suburban environments.
• Homeowners in the same area reported finding California slender salamanders in their yard in 2004.
• Salinas River water pollution is a main threat to the California slender salamander and other endangered species.
• There is one amphibian, the Channel Islands slender salamander ( " Batrachoseps pacificus " ).
• The Tehachapi slender salamander is endemic to the Tehachapis and San Bernardino Mountains and a listed endangered species.
• Presently relictual slender salamanders exist at only two sites on Breckenridge Mountain separated by a mere three miles.
• The Greenhorn Mountains slender salamander ( " Batrachoseps altasierrae " ) is endemic to the Greenhorn Mountains.
• The relictual slender salamander's natural habitats are freshwater interior chaparral and woodlands, and temperate coniferous forests.
• Further down the Kern River Canyon, the Gregarious slender salamander ( " Batrachoseps gregarius " ) occurs.
• This locale is south and west of the range of the Kern Canyon slender salamander ( " Batrachoseps simatus " ).
• Several endemic reptile species including the island fence lizard, island night lizard, and Channel Islands slender salamander live on the islands.
• For example, in November 1996, San Francisco Bay Area homeowners reported finding trapped and desiccated California slender salamanders in their sunken bricked patio.
• In the early 1990s, the California slender salamander routinely was found under rocks in the Sunol Regional Wilderness regional park in Alameda County, California.
• The south fork of Strawberry Creek has some riparian coast redwood groves on the university campus and is also suitable habitat for the California slender salamander and arboreal salamander.
• A variety of animals prey upon the California slender salamander, including larger arthropods and avifauna that are diurnally active, especially those skilled in foraging among leaf litter.
• The "'Gabilan Mountains slender salamander "'( " Batrachoseps gavilanensis " ) is a species of salamander in the family Kern County.
• In terms of its own predation, the California slender salamander can out-compete other salamander species in its specialized niche of searching for food in narrow subterranean tunnels.
• The black-bellied slender salamander can have a black, tan, reddish, brown or beige dorsum often with a contrasting broad mid-dorsal stripe of similar colors.
• The "'Hell Hollow slender salamander "'( " Batrachoseps diabolicus " ) is a species of salamander in the Merced County in the western United States.
• Western toads often make their appearance at nightfall, emerging from burrows in search of water and insects, while California slender salamanders are often found under the cool leaf litter and canopy of oak woodlands.