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Amphibians of Gniezno

Wacław Adamik

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e-mail: waclaw.adamiak(alautografplA bstract: From 2005 to 2007 the water bodies in the area of Gniezno have been controlled to establish amphibian species composition and their number.Thirty four of water bodies were under observation.In 23 among them (67.6%) the following species of amphibians were present: common frog Rana temporaria, moor frog Rana arvalis, "water frogs" Rana esculenta complex, common spadefoot, fire-bellied toad Bombina bombina, common toad Bufo bufo; green toad Bufo viridis; and smooth newt Tritunis vulgaris."Water frogs" and common frog formed the largest populations.Great crested newt Tritunis cristatus, natterjack toad Bufo calamita, and tree frog Hyla arborea were not observed.

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e-mail: waclaw.adamiak(alautografplA bstract: From 2005 to 2007 the water bodies in the area of Gniezno have been controlled to establish amphibian species composition and their number.Thirty four of water bodies were under observation.In 23 among them (67.6%) the following species of amphibians were present: common frog Rana temporaria, moor frog Rana arvalis, "water frogs" Rana esculenta complex, common spadefoot, fire-bellied toad Bombina bombina, common toad Bufo bufo; green toad Bufo viridis; and smooth newt Tritunis vulgaris."Water frogs" and common frog formed the largest populations.Great crested newt Tritunis cristatus, natterjack toad Bufo calamita, and tree frog Hyla arborea were not observed.

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e-mail: waclaw.adamiak(alautografplA bstract: From 2005 to 2007 the water bodies in the area of Gniezno have been controlled to establish amphibian species composition and their number.Thirty four of water bodies were under observation.In 23 among them (67.6%) the following species of amphibians were present: common frog Rana temporaria, moor frog Rana arvalis, "water frogs" Rana esculenta complex, common spadefoot, fire-bellied toad Bombina bombina, common toad Bufo bufo; green toad Bufo viridis; and smooth newt Tritunis vulgaris."Water frogs" and common frog formed the largest populations.Great crested newt Tritunis cristatus, natterjack toad Bufo calamita, and tree frog Hyla arborea were not observed.

Key concepts: Bufo, Toad, Amphibian, Biology, Rana, Tree frog, Salientia, Zoology

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