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Definitions from the WebGenus AmphiumaDescription:The genus Amphiuma refers to a group of aquatic salamanders commonly found in North America. These remarkable amphibians are the only extant representatives of their family, Amphiumidae. They are characterized by their eel-like appearance, long bodies, and small appendages. Senses:Noun:1. A genus of aquatic salamanders. Sample Sentences:Noun:1. The species within the genus Amphiuma are known for their ability to regenerate lost limbs. 2. Researchers have discovered a new species of Amphiuma in the wetlands of Louisiana. Related Products:For further information or related products about amphibians, kindly check the following external links: | ||||
genus amorphophallus genus amphibolips genus amphicarpa genus amphicarpaea genus amphioxus genus amphiprion genus amphisbaena genus amphisbaenia genus amphiuma genus amsinckia genus amsonia genus amygdalus genus anabas genus anabrus genus anacardium genus anacyclus genus anadenanthera
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