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axolotls can regenerate near enough all their body parts, if a limb gets torn off in about 2 months you would not notice the difference. a long time back when i first started up keeping amphibians i had one axolotl attack the other one and it had all its tail ripped off, all of its limbs apart from one and 2 gills ripped off and it made a great recovery. and you would not have noticed anything had happened to him. its quite amazing how they can do these things.
have a look at this Salamanders Don?t Regrow Limbs From Scratch / Science News |
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Have a look at this - it gives a brief outline of which vertebrates can do what:
How do chameleons regenerate lost body parts?: Scientific American Edit: This one's quite interesting as well - it's brief but outlines a compund which may be able to allow human cells to perform a similar role: http://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/5021.php
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Cresties are unable to regrow their tails.
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Thanks everyone.
It is really interesting but something I never even really put much thought into it.
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Yes Leopard geckos definately can however the condition and appearance of the tail may not be quite what it was before.
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