Again a new Paramesotriton

I´ve read that Henk breed these in the past when they were placed as Pachytriton C or D. I think, at laest by those (only pics of the species) they would really petter placed as a Pachytriton... They do not resemble Paramesotritons but do really much resemble pachytritons!.. Kind off weird...
Cheers,
 
They really do look astonishingly like Pachytriton...
It´s kind of like a Paramesotriton/pachytriton hybrid...the head, belly, etc, are Pachytriton....but the vertebral ridge, the tail....are Paramesotriton...very weird!
Thanx for posting! It´s good to know they keep studying asian newts.
 
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