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Very little is known about Cooper’s black caecilian. This species reaches a total length of 230 mm and is limbless with … The order Gymnophiona (the caecilians) is thought to have diverged from other amphibian lineages about 370 million years ago in the Devonian period, over 150 million years before the first mammal.
