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This week, Aaron welcomes UNC biologist Eric Riddell to discuss the extreme biodiversity of North Carolina’s salamanders – which is greater here than anywhere else in the world. That’s partly because they lack lungs, and partly because of North Carolina’s unique geology. (In addition to their diversity, they’re also extremely numerous – as Riddell learned himself very quickly, the first time he went there for field research.)
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