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Article Type: Biodiversity Records

Biodiversity Record: Aggressive conspecific interactions of two species of mangrove gobies

Biodiversity Record: New record of the wentletrap, Epitonium fauroti, in Singapore

Biodiversity Record: Breeding of lesser whistling duck at Portsdown Swamp

Biodiversity Record: Tiger cowrie, Cypraea tigris, guarding eggs at Sentosa

Biodiversity Record: New Singapore record of the estuarine snail, Cerithiopsis tenthrenois

Biodiversity Record: Betta imbellis and other air-breathing fishes at Chencharu woodland

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