The kind Alytes gathers several species S located in Europe, except for the most Scandinavian and septentrional parts, like in the North-West of the Africa.
It is a nonforest clamping plate which colonizes new habitats rather easily (ponds, great ruts, flooded careers.) provided that they are not too distant.
If water is cold, that the laying was late, or that the food missed the tétard can spend the next winter in the mud and take an abnormally large size before ceasing feeding next spring to transform itself into a young clamping plate, of normal size.
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