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Eastern Newt

Notophthalmus viridescens

Class
Amphibian
Family
Salamandridae
Genus
Notophthalmus
Also known as
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Eastern Newt research

421 published papers in the HerpAtlas library. Most cited below, or see the latest research →

Eastern Newt natural history notes

Field and captive observations published in Herpetological Review's Natural History Notes. Each is a single observation, summarized by us, with a link to the original.

Artificial breeding habitat

Behavior

Diet

  • M. Kevin Hamed, Darin J. Mcneil, Cody K. Porter, and Jimena Golcher-Benavides · 2023 · Herpetological Review 54(2): 259–260 · Read the note

  • 2018 · Herpetological Review 49(3): 511 · Read the note

  • Kristen K. Cecala · 2015 · Herpetological Review 46(4): 609 · Read the note

  • 2014 · Herpetological Review 45(3): 475 · Read the note

Habitat

  • Sean Callahan · 2024 · Herpetological Review 55(4): 536 · Read the note

  • Bretton W. Kent · 2020 · Herpetological Review 51(2): 292–293 · Read the note

Leech infestation

  • David Jamieson and Mark E. Siddall · 2008 · Herpetological Review 39(2): 205–206 · Read the note

Mandibular hypoplasia

  • Daniel F. Hughes and Cullen Hanes · 2022 · Herpetological Review 53(3): 458–459 · Read the note

Mass mortality

  • Trevor L. Chapman and Philip O. Hylen · 2020 · Herpetological Review 51(3): 557–558 · Read the note

Overwintering behavior

Post dam removal performance

  • Kristen K. Cecala · 2023 · Herpetological Review 54(1): 93–94 · Read the note

Predation

  • 2022 · Herpetological Review 53(1): 100 · Read the note

  • Tara Tanaka and D. Bruce Means · 2017 · Herpetological Review 48(1): 155–157 · Read the note

Size at metamorphosis

Sperm motility

  • Dustin S. Siegel · 2014 · Herpetological Review 45(3): 474–475 · Read the note

Toxicity

  • Dietrich Mebs and Mari Yotsuyamashita · 2018 · Herpetological Review 49(2): 297 · Read the note

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