Status of Mystus wolffii in Singapore

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Status of Mystus wolffii in Singapore

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Ng, HH, 2012. The status of the catfish Mystus wolffii Bleeker, 1851 (Actinopterygii: Siluriformes: Bagridae) in Singapore, with notes on its taxonomy. Nature in Singapore 5: 73–77.

Mystus armiger is now a junior synonym of M. wolffii.
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A copy if possible HH.


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Sorry, forgot to mention that the paper can be downloaded for free. Corrected in the first post.
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Got it. Thanks!!!
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