two records of large specimens of fire salamander salamandra salamandra (linnaeus, 1758) (amphibia: caudata) in bulgaria
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Abstract
Two particularly large specimens of Fire Salamander have been registered in
southwestern Bulgaria in late winter/early spring. Both of them are adult females with total
body length 231 mm, and 219 mm. The two specimens recorded are the largest ones found
in Bulgaria so far. Their dimensions are impressive for the entire range of the species. Both
specimens have been found during the day in a sunny and dry weather, which has not been
registered by other researchers in the cold half of the year in Bulgaria. The winter activity of
the species has been confirmed.
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| Authors | ;ALEXANDER PULEV;GEORGE MANOLEV;LIDIA SAKELARIEVA |
| Journal | journal of vibroengineering |
| Year | 2016 |
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