salamandra salamandra
Noun: A species of amphibian, specifically a type of European salamander, characterized by its distinctive black skin with bright yellow or orange markings. It is a terrestrial salamander often found in forested, humid areas.
This term is used as a proper noun to refer to a specific biological species. It is primarily used in scientific, zoological, or naturalist contexts. * Salamandra salamandra is commonly known as the fire salamander. * The bright coloration of Salamandra salamandra serves as a warning to predators. * Researchers are studying the habitat preferences of Salamandra salamandra.
- Binomial Nomenclature: The term follows the scientific naming convention (genus , species ). This format is always italicized in academic writing.
- The study confirmed the specimen as Salamandra salamandra.
- Fire Salamander: The common English name for .
- Salamander (n): The general common name for the order of amphibians to which this species belongs.
- Salamandra (n): The genus name, which includes other closely related salamander species.
- Fire salamander (common name)
This term has only one specific meaning: it refers exclusively to the biological species known as the fire salamander. It is not used in idiomatic or figurative language.
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a kind of European salamander
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