Description

Triturus refers to a genus of salamanders commonly known as newts. These amphibians are characterized by their aquatic larval stage and terrestrial adult phase, playing important roles in their ecosystems.

Interpreter Notes

Interpreters may encounter variations of the term 'Triturus' in informal contexts, but it is crucial to use the canonical term in clinical settings. Be aware of potential confusion with other amphibian terms, and ensure clarity when discussing species within the genus.

Example Sentences

EN: The Triturus is an important species for studying amphibian development.

ES: El Triturus es una especie importante para estudiar el desarrollo de los anfibios.

Common Interpreter Mistakes

Confusing Triturus with other amphibian terms; mispronouncing Triturus as 'tritón'; using colloquial names instead of the scientific term.