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Hynobius

Hynobius is a genus of salamander (Asian salamanders) in the family Hynobiidae, occurring in Japan, Korea, China, Taiwan and Far East Russia. It is a large genus containing over 40 species. The Japanese archipelago is the primary diversity hotspot for the genus, with nearly 67.3% of Hynobius species being endemic to it.

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Hynobius

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Edges77
Triples66
Avg. degree1.97
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related to Species · 58
Hynobius → Abé, Baek, Borzée, Boulenger, Cai, Chang, Dunn, Fujitani, Gu, Günther, Iwata, Jiang, June, Kanamori, Kim, Kokuryo, Lai, Lantz, Lue, Maki
related to External links · 6
Hynobius → Accessed, AmphibiaWeb, Berkeley, California, Information, July
is a · 1
Hynobius → genus of salamander
related to Internal Phylogeny · 1
Hynobius → Internal

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genus species family 2008 temminck schlegel internal phylogeny fossigenus nebulosus 1838 salamander hynobiidae japan korea china taiwan endemic amphibiaweb web

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Hynobiusis agenus of salamander0.90text
Hynobiusrelated to External linksAmphibiaWeb0.60section
Hynobiusrelated to External linksInformation0.60section
Hynobiusrelated to External linksBerkeley0.60section
Hynobiusrelated to External linksCalifornia0.60section
Hynobiusrelated to External linksAccessed0.60section
Hynobiusrelated to External linksJuly0.60section
Hynobiusrelated to Internal PhylogenyInternal0.60section
Hynobiusrelated to SpeciesSpecies0.60section
Hynobiusrelated to SpeciesJune0.60section
Hynobiusrelated to SpeciesSato0.60section
Hynobiusrelated to SpeciesMatsui0.60section

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