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Olm (Proteus anguinus) close up of front limb, these only have three toes whilst
Olm (Proteus anguinus) close up of front limb, these only have three toes whilst the rear limbs have only two. Captive, Slovenia
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Media ID 15302281
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Amphibia
Amphibian
Animal Legs
Catalogue9
Caudata
Cave
Dark
Freshwater
Gills
Legs
Salamander
Slovenia
Southern Europe
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