Eurasian Newts (Triturus, former Triturus, etc.)

Triturus and its relatives (Ichthyosaura/Mesotriton, Lissotriton, and Ommatotriton) are a diverse and widespread group of newts. While mainly European, several species can be found in the Near and Middle East. Calotriton (formerly Euproctus), the brook newts, are confined to Corsica and Sardinia.
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T- helveticus
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Triturus larvae
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Triturus montandoni larvae
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It's breeding time again
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Ok what have i got?
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Keeping these newts aquatic
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T.Cristatus egg laying?
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To Hibernate or Not to Hibernate?
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Triturus at herp shows
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Triturus montandoni protected by FFH-guideline
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Small-Bodied Triturus species
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Triturus montandoni
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Great crested newt
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Banded Newt
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Triturus vittatus vittatus
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When to convert juvenile Marmoratus to aquatic?
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Marbled Newt poison defence
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Artificial neoteny in alpine newts
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