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Urodelos (salamanders and newts) that can be seen in the Iberian Peninsula. There are no endemic tailed amphibians in other areas of Spain such as the Balearic Islands and the Canary Islands.

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Gold-striped salamander (Chioglossa lusitanica)

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  • Salamandra salamandra ESP Salamandra común ENG Fire salamander CAT Salamandra GAL Píntega común EUS Arrabio arrunt AST Sacavera común FRA Salamandre tachetée POR Salamandra-de-fogo DEU Feuersalamander ITA Salamandra pezzata
  • Calotriton arnoldi ESP Tritón del Montseny ENG Montseny brook newt CAT Tritó del Montseny GAL Tritón do Montseny FRA Calotriton d'Arnold POR Triao-de-montseny DEU Montseny-Gebirgsmolch
  • Calotriton asper ESP Tritón pirenaico ENG Pyrenean newt CAT Tritó pirinenc EUS Piriniotar uhandrea FRA Calotriton des Pyrénées POR Tritão-dos-pirenéus DEU Pyrenäen-Gebirgsmolch ITA Tritone dei Pirenei
  • Chioglossa lusitanica ESP Salamandra rabilarga ENG Gold-striped salamander CAT Salamandra lusitànica GAL Salamántiga rabilonga FRA Salamandre portugaise POR Salamandra-lusitânica DEU Goldstreifen-Salamander ITA Chioglossa
  • Lissotriton helveticus ESP Tritón palmeado ENG Palmate newt CAT Tritó palmat GAL Pintafontes marela EUS Uhandre palmatu FRA Triton palmé POR Tritão-palmado DEU Fadenmolch ITA Tritone palmato