What is another word for Genus Plethodon?
Pronunciation: [d͡ʒˈɛnəs plˈɛθɒdən] (IPA) 
Genus Plethodon is a group of salamanders that are commonly known as lungless salamanders. They belong to the family Plethodontidae, which is the largest family of salamanders. Other species that belong to the same genus as Plethodon include Ensatina, Aneides, and Desmognathus. These salamanders are found in the forests of North America, and they are known for their delicate skin and unique reproductive system. Some common synonyms for the Genus Plethodon include: slimy salamanders, woodland salamanders, Appalachian salamanders, and mole salamanders. These names all refer to different characteristics of the salamanders within this genus. Overall, genus Plethodon includes a diverse group of fascinating amphibians.
