| [an investigation of the helminth fauna of triturus vittatus (jenyns, 1835) and triturus karelinii (strauch, 1870)]. | twenty banded newts and 16 southern crested newts collected from bursa on different dates from 1997-2006 were examined for helminths .as a result of the examination, 3 helminths (oswaldocruzia filiformis (goeze, 1782), megalobatrachonema terdentatum (linstow 1890) and oxysomatium brevicaudatum (zeder 1800) were found on banded newts. one nematode (oxysomatium brevicaudatum) was found on southern crested newts. this is the first helminthological study of triturus spp. in turkey and is a new detec ... | 2008 | 18645950 |
| predation of amphibians by carabid beetles of the genus epomis found in the central coastal plain of israel. | the genus epomis is represented in israel by two species: epomis dejeani and epomis circumscriptus. in the central coastal plain these species are sympatric but do not occur in the same sites. the objective of this study was to record and describe trophic interactions between the adult beetles and amphibian species occurring in the central coastal plain of israel. day and night surveys at three sites, as well as controlled laboratory experiments were conducted for studying beetle-amphibian troph ... | 2011 | 21738411 |
| water balance of five amphibian species at different stages and phases, as affected by hypophysial hormones. | five amphibian species were studied for the effect of hypophysial hormones on their water balance. the species were three anurans, rana ridibunda, bufo viridis and pelobates syriacus, and two urodeles salamandra salamandra and triturus vittatus. in the first four species different stages of development were studied, in the newt both the terrestrial and aquatic phases of the adult were examined. the hormones used were oxytocin (oxy), arginine vasotocin (avt) and prolactin (pl). oxytocin caused mo ... | 1983 | 6136381 |
| the water economy of israel amphibians: the urodeles triturus vittatus (jenyns) and salamandra salamandra (l.). | | 1971 | 4400092 |
| the near east as a cradle of biodiversity: a phylogeography of banded newts (genus ommatotriton) reveals extensive inter- and intraspecific genetic differentiation. | the banded newt (genus ommatotriton) is widely distributed in the near east (anatolia, caucasus and the levant) - an understudied region from the perspective of phylogeography. the genus is polytypic, but the number of species included and the phylogenetic relationships between them are not settled. we sequenced two mitochondrial and two nuclear dna markers throughout the range of ommatotriton. for mtdna we constructed phylogenetic trees, estimated divergence times using fossil calibration, and ... | 2017 | 28602572 |
| ossification of the limb skeleton in triturus vittatus and salamandrella keyserlingii. | | 2019 | 15088410 |
| ultrastructure of ventral epidermis in the terrestrial and aquatic phases of the newt triturus vittatus (jenyns). | the ultrastructure of the ventral epidermis is described in the aquatic and terrestrial phases of the newt triturus vittatus (jenyns). in both phases, the stratum corneum is characterized by a large number of keratinocytes and bundles of tonofilaments. mitochondria-rich flask cells were found in both phases. the main difference was found in the abundant tuberculi on the surface, and in the number of stratum corneum replacement layers found in the terrestrial phase. the epidermis of the aquatic p ... | 1997 | 9272218 |
| structure of gill epithelium in triturus vittatus larvae. | the gill epithelium ultrastructure of the larval stage of the newt, triturus vittatus, has been studied. two layers can be distinguished: an outer layer and an inner layer. the outer layer is composed of four cell types: pavement cells, ciliary cells, mitochondria-rich cells (mrc) and round, granule-containing cells. large numbers of vesicles containing pas (+) material can be seen in the apical part of the pavement cells. their outer face is covered with short microvilli. the ciliary cells cont ... | 1997 | 9059741 |