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	>Species >Photo Gallery > ESF studbook >Conservation >About us >Contact	Welcome to Tylototriton.org Asia supports a great diversity of salamanders and newts. These fascinating amphibians are in continuous decline as a result of human action: climate change, pet trade, habitat loss and pollution all take their toll. Tylototriton.org hopes to provide people with up-to-date information about the ecology, conservation and taxonomy of these species, so that we can maintain hope upon a brighter future for these animals in the wild and in captivity. Mark Bakkers & Wouter Beukema If you would like to receive the Tylototriton.org newsletter please fill out the form below: e-mail Recent updates: December 2007 -- Changed the lay-out of the site -- Added new photos -- Species accounts elaborated Augustus 2007 -- Updating species accounts -- Conservation updated January 2007 -- Minor changes have been made to the Tylototriton vietnamensis account and the About us page. December 2006 -- new photos added of E. chinhaiensis -- it's now possible to subscribe to the Tylototriton.org newsletter! Simply fill out the form on the right and you will receive the newsletter every few months. The newsletter will feature articles about Asian salamanders and newts, with special attention to Crocodile salamanders. November 2006 -- new photos added of T. vietnamensis, T. kweichowensis, T. asperrimus and E. andersoni. October 2006 -- complete remaking of the site -- new photos added

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