We have embarked on our next adventure, which this time around takes us all the way to the upper stretches of the Lumut River. The Sungai (River) Lumut is located in Belait District, the largest district in Brunei Darussalam and has a length of approximately 14km+ which starts at Lumut beach seems to end somewhere in the region of its arrival to the Labi road; it is an independent river and not connected to the Belait river. Our collection site is located next to the Telisai Lumut Highway in similar habitat to our previous trip to the Upper Telamba river. …
Does the river blenny Salaria fluviatilis (Asso, 1801) (Actinopterygii: Perciformes) still survive on the Mediterranean island of Cyprus? – Zogaris et al 2014
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Los peces argentinos de agua dulce – Ringuelet et al 1967
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Aggressive interactions during feeding between native and invasive freshwater turtles – Polo-Cavia et al 2011
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The establishment and impact of Pseudorasbora parva, an exotic fish species introduced into Lake Mikri Prespa (north-western Greece) – Rosecchi et al 1993
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Potamon fluviatile lanfrancoi, a new subspecies of a Mediterranean freshwater crab from the Maltese islands – D. Capolongo & J. Cilia 1987
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European Red List of Freshwater Fishes – Freyhof & Brooks 2011
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Freshwater fishes of the Burdekin River, Australia: biogeography, history and spatial variation in community structure – Pusey et al 1998
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THE STATUS AND DISTRIBUTION OF FRESHWATER BIODIVERSITY IN THE WESTERN GHATS, INDIA – S. Molur et al 2011
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Biotopes of Brunei | The Jewels of the Karamunting Hills
Today, 30th April 2017, the Brunei Biotope Group embarked on another exploration trip, this time to the Bukit Karamunting (Karamunting hill), a public hiking locale connected to several other hiking trails in the area; it is situated in Subok Village. Accompanying me on this short trip was my friend and fellow member of the group, Ismail Mourad. The journey started off at around 7am in the morning, we met at Ismail’s house in Subok, the track that we planned to take was only a few hundred metres from his house and so we proceeded to walk to the bottom of …
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