fire salamander

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Noun1.fire salamander - European salamander having dark skin with usually yellow spotsfire salamander - European salamander having dark skin with usually yellow spots
genus Salamandra, Salamandra - type genus of the Salamandridae
salamander - any of various typically terrestrial amphibians that resemble lizards and that return to water only to breed
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Feuersalamander
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Steve said: "We don't get many calls at all about salamanders so I was very surprised to look in the box and see a bright orange and black fire salamander.
In Europe, Bsal infection has led to dramatic declines of fire salamander (Salamandra salamandra) populations in the Netherlands and Belgium (2).
The modernised icon of the fire salamander represents the sustainability and balance that Arcadis seeks to achieve through its work, with the orange linking to Arcadis' Dutch heritage.
It isn't easy for the fire salamander thought to have disappeared for good from the West Bohemian area of Lubenec back when local streams and rivers were polluted.
Or, if you live anywhere in Switzerland except the upper Wallis and Graubunden, you can hope to see the striking black-and-yellow marked, 18-centimetre-long fire salamander.
PHOTO : A moist, permeable skin makes amphibians such as this European fire salamander extremely sensitive to acid rain, pesticides, and other environmental pollutants.
Caption: Skin lesions on the face of a fire salamander show the ravages of a chytrid fungus species discovered last year, now suspected of escaping from Asia.
The salamanders seen in our clinic belonged to 1 of the following species: Salamandra corsica, the Corsican fire salamander (5 animals from 1 collection); Neurergus crocatus, the yellow spotted newt (11 animals from 3 collections); or N.
Officials seized eight fire salamanders and a natterjack toad when surprise packages were sent to Dublin in the past few months.
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