Species: Smooth newt (common)
The smooth or common newt is the most frequently occurring newt in the Netherlands. During the breeding season they can be found in ponds and lakes and the male can be identified by a crest that develops along his back. During the rest of the year these newts live on land.
More information about the smooth (common) newt can be found (in Dutch) on the Dutch amphibian, reptile and fish research organisation, RAVON.
Disease general
No diseases found.
Research results
- Ranavirus identified in frog cadavers from the Dwingelderveld die-off in 2010 (28/02/2011)
- Ranavirus infection in smooth newts and green frogs, Dwingelderveld. (28/02/2011)
General news
Publications
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