Question

the salamander uses both it's lungs and it's moist skin for respiration, true or false​

Answer 1

Answer:

Adult plethodontids (lungless salamanders) lack both lungs and gills, and rely on cutaneous respiration. Skin, in fact, is the primary respiratory surface in most amphibians and must be kept moist.

Explanation:

Answer 2

false

A salmander lack both lungs and gills. So it uses its skin for respiration