How is the metamorphosis of a salamander different from the metamorphosis of a frog?
Salamanders, newts, and their allies differ from frogs and toads in that most species have four limbs and full tails.So the difference is that the salamander doesn't lose his tail during its metamorphose into adulthood.
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