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william
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just flicked through Amphibiaweb and apparently Salamandrella has been split into two species, S. keyserlingii and S. schrenckii. Can anyone give anymore information on this?
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William, I read that in our Dutch Urodela newsletter too. The ancestor of the both species used to live 14 mil. years ago. They look the same, so it's a cryptic species once again.
Berman, D.I, M.V. Derenko, B.A.Malyarchuk, T.Gryzbowski, A.P. Kryukov & D.Miscicka: Genetic Polymorphism in the Siberian newt (Salamandrella keyserlingii, Caudata, Amphibia) in its Range and the cryptic species of the newt S. schrencki from Primorie. - Sliwka in Doklady biological Science (403): 275/287.
Berman, D.I, M.V. Derenko, B.A.Malyarchuk, T.Gryzbowski, A.P. Kryukov & D.Miscicka: Genetic Polymorphism in the Siberian newt (Salamandrella keyserlingii, Caudata, Amphibia) in its Range and the cryptic species of the newt S. schrencki from Primorie. - Sliwka in Doklady biological Science (403): 275/287.
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william
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does anyone know the range of the new species?
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tomasz
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S. schrenckii live in Primorsky District on the Russian Far East.
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alexander
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Dear friends,
it should be remembered that the biggest Web Caudata Library of the Moscow International Caudata Club ( www.caudata.ru ) accumulates constantly its library stock. And the article is no exception :
www.caudata.ru/pdf-caudata/S_schrenckii_english.pdf
We have hundreds caudate articles in English.
Read articles about tailed amphibians!
it should be remembered that the biggest Web Caudata Library of the Moscow International Caudata Club ( www.caudata.ru ) accumulates constantly its library stock. And the article is no exception :
www.caudata.ru/pdf-caudata/S_schrenckii_english.pdf
We have hundreds caudate articles in English.
Read articles about tailed amphibians!
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william
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Hi Alexander, yes i found that a few weeks ago, it's an excellent resource! i'm currently digesting "The Phylosystematics of Salamanders"