new Pachytriton from China

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Interesting. Is this one of the A,B,C or D species that are finally being given names? Or is this a totally new species?

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I doubt if its a A, B, C, or D after reading the abstract. The new species seems to be very similar to P. brevipes, except for some craniological differences. Colouration is the same as P. brevipes (pale with black dots), which as far as I know is not characteristic for any of the A etc species.

Expect more new species to come!
 
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