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that sonani is beautiful!
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How about some discussion of Taiwan sals for a change?
I seem to recall there being three, maybe even four Hynobius species there, including one I find really attractive (Hynobius sonani).
http://www.gio.gov.tw/taiwan-website/5-gp/eco/images/05.jpg
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I seem to recall there being three, maybe even four Hynobius species there, including one I find really attractive (Hynobius sonani).
http://www.gio.gov.tw/taiwan-website/5-gp/eco/images/05.jpg
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Anybody have any of these? :
Kakegawa, M., K. Iizuka, and S. Suzumi. 1989. Morphology of egg sacs and larvae just after hatching in Hynobius sonani and Hynobius formosanus from Taiwan-with an analysis of skeletal muscle portein compositions. Current herpetology in east Asia 147-155.
Seto, T., and Utsunomiya, T. 1987. Chromosome analysis of Hynobius arisanensis Maki, a salamander endemic to Taiwan. Herpetologica 43(1):117-119.
Ysh, Kant K.C., Chuang, K.S., Lue, K.Y., and Chen, S.H. 1988. The study of antipredator behaviors of Formosan salamanders (Hyhobious formosanus). Bulletin of the Institute of Zoology, Academic Sinica 27(1):37-48.
Lue, K.Y., and Chuang, K.S. 1992. The discovery of metamorphosed juveniles of formosan salamander (Hynobius formosanus) in Yu-Shan national park. Bulletin Institute Zoology Academia Sinica 31(4):312-316.
Seto, T. 1941. The salamanders of Formosa. Transaction Natural History Society Formosa 31:114-124.
Sonan, J. 1921. The discovery on the salamanders in Taiwan. Transection Natural History Society Formosa 11(52):55.
Maki, M. 1922. Notes on salamanders found in the island of formosa. Zoology Magazine Tokyo 34:635-639.
Kakegawa, M., K. Iizuka, and S. Suzumi. 1989. Morphology of egg sacs and larvae just after hatching in Hynobius sonani and Hynobius formosanus from Taiwan-with an analysis of skeletal muscle portein compositions. Current herpetology in east Asia 147-155.
Seto, T., and Utsunomiya, T. 1987. Chromosome analysis of Hynobius arisanensis Maki, a salamander endemic to Taiwan. Herpetologica 43(1):117-119.
Ysh, Kant K.C., Chuang, K.S., Lue, K.Y., and Chen, S.H. 1988. The study of antipredator behaviors of Formosan salamanders (Hyhobious formosanus). Bulletin of the Institute of Zoology, Academic Sinica 27(1):37-48.
Lue, K.Y., and Chuang, K.S. 1992. The discovery of metamorphosed juveniles of formosan salamander (Hynobius formosanus) in Yu-Shan national park. Bulletin Institute Zoology Academia Sinica 31(4):312-316.
Seto, T. 1941. The salamanders of Formosa. Transaction Natural History Society Formosa 31:114-124.
Sonan, J. 1921. The discovery on the salamanders in Taiwan. Transection Natural History Society Formosa 11(52):55.
Maki, M. 1922. Notes on salamanders found in the island of formosa. Zoology Magazine Tokyo 34:635-639.
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Here's a description of H. sonani:
http://amphibian.fhk.gov.tw/english/database/a0052.htm
A few words in Chinese characters didn't come through, so the sentence in question should read:
Their eggs are covered by transparent egg sacs
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http://amphibian.fhk.gov.tw/english/database/a0052.htm
A few words in Chinese characters didn't come through, so the sentence in question should read:
Their eggs are covered by transparent egg sacs
(Message edited by TJ on December 16, 2005)
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The Study of Salamanders from Taiwan (‡U) The Population Study of Hynobius formosanus Maki in Alishan
is available here:
http://www.biol.ntnu.edu.tw/formosa/1986.21/1986-21-47-72.pdf
(in Chinese)
is available here:
http://www.biol.ntnu.edu.tw/formosa/1986.21/1986-21-47-72.pdf
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terry
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Tim,
In regards to Hynobius sonani, I made a paludarium based on a picture of a H sonani habitat. I actually browsed through some of the habitat pictures you provided in earlier threads and I worked from there. A little bit of lotic and lentic thrown in the mix I must add. Now all it needs is the right species which could inhabit it
In regards to Hynobius sonani, I made a paludarium based on a picture of a H sonani habitat. I actually browsed through some of the habitat pictures you provided in earlier threads and I worked from there. A little bit of lotic and lentic thrown in the mix I must add. Now all it needs is the right species which could inhabit it
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There used to be a Taiwanese student that came on the chat periodically. Haven't seen him in quite a while, though. He gave us the photos that are on CC, and he posted a few times on the forum. You could try to contact him via his forum profile, Tim. Seems like he would have those studies.
http://www.caudata.org/forum/messages/13/36822.html
http://www.caudata.org/forum/messages/13/36822.html