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  <canonical-form>Hemidactylium scutatum</canonical-form>
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  <scientific-name>&lt;i&gt;Hemidactylium scutatum&lt;/i&gt; (Temminck and Schlegel in Von Siebold, 1838)</scientific-name>
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      <string>Four-Toed Salamander</string>
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