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Good Salamandra Reference?

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Hello all. I was wondering if there is a good Salamandra reference available. Locality/subspecies information, etc. Thanks in advance...
 
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I am actually looking into seriously writing one at this moment in time, so you never know, iam looking into the logistics of it now.

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The caudata reference is the only one I know of, but it is so generic that it is hard to glean much information. There is a great need for a compiled description of species/subspecies and range maps.

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benw said:
I am actually looking into seriously writing one at this moment in time, so you never know, iam looking into the logistics of it now.

Ben
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Yes, there is s real need for this and it would be a great stimulus for captive bred Salamandra development outside of Europe.
 
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I agree Steve, and not for just outside of Europe either.

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