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Hokuriku Salamander

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Prefectural Natural Monument
Amphibians

Hokuriku Salamander

Hynobius takedai

The Hokuriku Salamander is a small salamander found only in hilly areas around Ishikawa Prefecture, endemic to the Hokuriku region. It lays egg sacs in pools and wetlands in early spring and otherwise lives under leaf litter in woodland. Development of satoyama land has reduced its numbers, and its habitat is a Natural Monument.

Scientific name
Hynobius takedai
Group
Amphibians
Prefectures
Ishikawa
日本語
ホクリクサンショウウオ
简体中文
北陆山椒鱼

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The Hokuriku Salamander (Hynobius takedai) is protected as a Natural Monument of Japan (1 designation). The Hokuriku Salamander is a small…

The Hokuriku Salamander is designated as a species without a fixed area and lives in places such as Ishikawa.

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