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StupormanMemberI was less than impressed with the first iteration of the paper.
StupormanMemberFirst one has already been posted (by yourself no less):
StupormanMemberIn case you haven’t found a copy:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Ichthyology-A-Revision-of-the-African-Electric-Catfis-/130947911913
Not affiliated with the seller in any way.
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Matt said
Would appreciate copies of the Hemigrammocharax, Arapaima, Characidium and Gambusia papers if anyone can help.Sent
March 28, 2013 at 12:27 am in reply to: Phylogenetic relationships and molecular dating of the major groups of catfishes of the Neotropical superfamily Pimelodoidea (Teleostei, Siluriformes) #350540March 27, 2013 at 9:24 am in reply to: Phylogenetic relationships and molecular dating of the major groups of catfishes of the Neotropical superfamily Pimelodoidea (Teleostei, Siluriformes) #350535
StupormanMemberThe document is no longer available.
StupormanMemberHi HH this one is labelled as H. nemurus from Thailand, is it a subadult H. spiloptera perhaps?
Yes, this is H. spilopterus.
StupormanMemberIt would have been easier to change the name to either H. capitulum (if you’re referring to the species commonly found throughout Sundaic Southeast Asia except in Java), or H. spilopterus (for the species found commonly in Indochina).
StupormanMemberYou would probably need to edit the entry for Hemibagrus nemurus as well.
February 24, 2013 at 11:22 pm in reply to: Article on male guppies exploiting other uglier guppy males. #350224
StupormanMemberGot one. Where do I send it?
StupormanMemberI am tending towards A. longifilis based on what I can see (for all of the fish illustrated). A photograph of the view from the front would help greatly.
December 5, 2012 at 10:47 am in reply to: Diet and feeding habits of the small catfish, Clarias liocephalus in wetlands of Western Uganda #349436
StupormanMemberWould be informative if you told everyone it’s going to be published in AJE.
StupormanMemberIf past issues of the RBZ Supplement are anything to go by, these would run in the USD80 range.
I could try to purchase some direct from the museum. Anyone up for a mass order?
StupormanMemberThe new species is described as Betta mahachaiensis.
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