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Dynamognathus robertsoni is the largest plethodontid salamander and one of the largest terrestrial salamanders in the world.
It was found near East Tennessee State University's Gray Fossil Site & Museum .
The powerful, long-extinct salamader had a bite to match its name.
The find underscores the vital role ETSU plays in preserving Appalachia 's deep natural history.
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