Journals / Turkish Journal of Zoology / 2008 / Cilt: 32 - Sayı: 1

Abundance of Syntopic Newts, Triturus karelinii (Strauch, 1870) and Triturus vittatus (Gray, 1835), in Uludağ National Park (Bursa, Turkey)

Uludağ Milli Parkı’nda Sintopik Semenderler, Triturus karelinii (Strauch, 1870) ve Triturus vittatus (Gray, 1835)’un Bolluğu, (Bursa, Türkiye)

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59–64
Publication Date
2008-01-01
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In Kirazlıyayla 2 and Sarıalan ponds the sex ratio of T. vittatus was balanced, whereas it was female-biased in the Kirazlıyayla 1 pond.

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Objective & Hypothesis:The present study provides data on the abundance of syntopic southern crested newts, Triturus karelinii, and banded newts, Triturus vittatus, in Uludağ National Park.
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Key Findings & Data:The population of T. karelinii was 275 ± 60.9 (95% CI = 138-413) in Kirazlıyayla and 424 ± 85.6 (95% CI = 212-636) in Sarıalan.
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Conclusion & Impact:In Kirazlıyayla 2 and Sarıalan ponds the sex ratio of T. vittatus was balanced, whereas it was female-biased in the Kirazlıyayla 1 pond.
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⚙️Variables:riturus karelinii · T. vittatus · semender

Abstract

The present study provides data on the abundance of syntopic southern crested newts, Triturus karelinii, and banded newts, Triturus vittatus, in Uludağ National Park. The population of T. karelinii was 275 ± 60.9 (95% CI = 138-413) in Kirazlıyayla and 424 ± 85.6 (95% CI = 212-636) in Sarıalan. The populations of T. vittatus in Kirazlıyayla and Sarıalan were 392 ± 85.6 (95% CI = 196-588) and 158 ± 37.9 (95% CI = 79-237), respectively. T. karelinii populations had an approximately balanced sex ratio in all ponds. In Kirazlıyayla 2 and Sarıalan ponds the sex ratio of T. vittatus was balanced, whereas it was female-biased in the Kirazlıyayla 1 pond.

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Bu çal›flma, Uluda¤ Milli Park›’nda sintopik Pürtüklü Semender, Triturus karelinii ve fieritli Semender, Triturus vittatus’un bollu¤u hakk›nda bilgi sa¤lamaktad›r. T. karelinii’nin populasyon büyüklü¤ü, Kirazl›yayla’da 275 ± 60,9 (% 95 Güven Aral›¤› (GA) = 138-413), Sar›alan’da 424 ± 85,6 (% 95 GA = 212-636) bulunmufltur. T. vittatus’un populasyon büyüklü¤ü, Kirazl›yayla ve Sar›alan’da s›ras›yla 392 ± 85.6 (% 95 GA = 196-588) ve 158 ± 37,9 (% 95 GA = 79-237) bulunmufltur. Tüm havuzlarda T. karelinii’nin populasyonlar›nda cinsiyet oran› yaklafl›k olarak dengededir. Kirazl›yayla 2 ve Sar›alan havuzlar›nda, T. vittatus’un cinsiyet oran› dengededir. Kirazl›yayla 1’de ise bu de¤er difli e¤ilimlidir.

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MERMER, A., AYAZ, D., ÇİÇEK, K. (2008). Abundance of Syntopic Newts, Triturus karelinii (Strauch, 1870) and Triturus vittatus (Gray, 1835), in Uludağ National Park (Bursa, Turkey). Turkish Journal of Zoology, Cilt: 32 - Sayı: 1, 59–64. https://ajindex.com/articles/177712

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