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Triturus

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Noun1.Triturus - chiefly aquatic salamandersTriturus - chiefly aquatic salamanders          
genus Triturus
amphibian genus - any genus of amphibians
family Salamandridae, Salamandridae - salamanders
common newt, Triturus vulgaris - small semiaquatic salamander
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Topics include dopamine control of sleep and arousal, the life cycle of the dopaminergic neurons in the substantial nigra, dopamine effects on the adrenal gland of the newt triturus carnifex, and dopamine receptors regulation by non- dopaminergic mechanisms, and others.
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The newts, whose Latin name is Triturus cristatus, needed somewhere to hunt for food and to shelter during cold or very dry times of the year.
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The great crested newt, or triturus cristatus, is Britain's largest and most threatened newt, which is why such care is being taken over the Tredomen development.
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