Hello everyone from Germany (but I am spanish)

Emi

Emi

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Hello friends,

I am very happy to join in this Forum. I'm biologist. I live for years in Germany but soon return to Spain. My main interest are subspecies of Salamandra salamandra from my country. As all know Spain has a large genetic variability in this theme. I was also interested in posts on Triturus pygmaeus and marmoratus.

Kind regards
Emilio
 
Thanks for the welcome. See some of my pictures :wink:
 

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