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On the stability of the dorsal pattern of European cave salamanders (genus Hydromantes)
Photographic identification is an emerging method for recognising wild animals. This harmless methodology allows researchers to identify “naturally marked” individuals and therefore study their specific ecology and behaviour. However, before incurring potential data loss, it is recommended to test t
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