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Triturus

Triturus is a genus of newts comprising the crested and the marbled newts, which are found from Great Britain through most of continental Europe to westernmost Siberia, Anatolia, and the Caspian Sea region. Their English names refer to their appearance: marbled newts have a green–black colour pattern, while the males of crested newts, which are dark…

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Triturus

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related to Hybridisation and introgression · 20
Triturus → Backcrossing, DNA, France, Glacial, Hybridisation, Hybrids, In, Individuals, Isle, Italian, Netherlands, Nevertheless, Other Triturus, Overall, Peracca, Portugal, Spain, The, Triton, When
related to Aquatic phase · 17
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related to Conservation measures · 16
Triturus → Annex II, Appendix III, As, Berne Convention Appendix II, EU, European, Habitat, In, IV, Natura, Strict, The, The EU, They, This, United Kingdom
related to Egg deposition and development · 13
Triturus → After, As, Chromosome No, Crested, Females, In, Just, Larvae, Metamorphosis, Paedomophic, Survival, The, Unlike
related to Species identification · 13
Triturus → Anatolian, Apart, Balkan, Danube, Distribution, Hybridisation, In, It, The, The Anatolian, These, They, Willy Wolterstorff
related to Evolution · 12
Triturus → Asian, Balkan, Based, Calotriton, Danube, Eocene, European, Italian, Macedonian, Phylogenomic, The, These
related to Taxonomy · 12
Triturus → Constantine Samuel Rafinesque, Egg, European, Ichthyosaura, Josephus Nicolaus Laurenti, Linnaeus, Lissotriton, Ommatotriton, That, The, Three, Triton
related to Courtship · 10
Triturus → After, Courtship, He, If, In, Males, Occasionally, Pheromones, The, When
related to Common characteristics · 9
Triturus → Another, Crested, During, Females, Italian, Size, Their, These, They
related to Diet and predators · 9
Triturus → Adults, During, In, Larvae, Like, North American Pacific, Taricha, The, They

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newts crested newt species marbled breeding northern southern genus habitats aquatic range also two water female usually males phase tail

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Triturusis agenus of newts comprising the crested and the marbled newts0.90text
a genetic defect causing 50instance ofThe monophyly of the genus Triturus in the strict sense is supported by molecular data and synapomorphies0.80text
logsinstance ofthe newts use hiding places0.80text
barkinstance ofthe newts use hiding places0.80text
planksinstance ofthe newts use hiding places0.80text
stone wallsinstance ofthe newts use hiding places0.80text
or small mammal burrowsinstance ofthe newts use hiding places0.80text
the common frog or common toadinstance ofand also tadpoles of other amphibians0.80text
and smaller newtsinstance ofand also tadpoles of other amphibians0.80text
carnivorous invertebratesinstance ofand also smaller larvae of their own species.The larvae are themselves eaten by various animals0.80text
water birdsinstance ofand also smaller larvae of their own species.The larvae are themselves eaten by various animals0.80text
and are especially vulnerable to predatory fishinstance ofand also smaller larvae of their own species.The larvae are themselves eaten by various animals0.80text

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