A collection of fishes from a lagoon at Semakau Landfill

49 species of fish as follows. As voucher specimens are deposited in the Zoological Reference Collection of the Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum at the National University of Singapore, catalogue numbers (with ZRC prefix) are appended. Within brackets are number of specimens covered by each catalogue number, and the size in cm of the largest example in each lot. SL refers to standard length (from snout tip to caudal fin base). DW refers to disc width (across the dorsum from the tip of one pectoral fin to the tip of the other pectoral fin). Chondrichthyes: Blue-spotted mask-ray, Neotrygon kuhlii (Dasyatidae); Fig. 1. ZRC 54567 (2: 16.5 DW)||Blue-spotted fantail ray, Taeniura lymma (Dasyatidae); Fig. 2. ZRC 54566 (2: 12.0 DW)|| Teleostei: Black-saddle herring, Herklotsichthys dispilonotus (Clupeidae); Fig. 3. ZRC 54601 (1: 7.0 SL)||White-lipped eel-tail catfish, Paraplotosus albilabrus (Plotosidae); Fig. 4. ZRC 54591 (1: 7.7 SL)||Riau viviparous brotula, Ungusurculus riauensis (Bythitidae); Fig. 5. ZRC 54606 (1: 4.2 SL)||Singapore toadfish, Allenbatrachus reticulatus (Batrachoididae); Fig. 6. ZRC 54607 (2: 7.3 SL)||Spot-tail frogfish, Lophiocharion trisignatus (Antennariidae); Fig. 7. ZRC 54603 (2: 7.6 SL)||Estuarine stonefish, Synanceia horrida (Synanceiidae); Fig. 8. ZRC 54595 (1: 7.1 SL)||Longspine waspfish, Paracentropogon longispinis (Tetrarogidae); Fig. 9. ZRC 54600 (9: 5.0 SL)||False scorpionfish, Centrogenys vaigiensis (Centrogeniidae); Fig. 10. ZRC 54570 (4: 8.0 SL)||Cloudy grouper, Epinephelus erythrurus (Serranidae); Fig. 11. ZRC 54587 (1: 7.1 SL)||Carpet eel-blenny, Congrogadus subducens (Pseudochromidae); Fig. 12. ZRC 54597 (2: 29.0 SL)||Chequered cardinalfish, Ostorhinchus margaritophorus (Apogonidae); Fig. 13. ZRC 54605 (8: 3.4 SL)||Black cardinalfish, Apogonichthys melas (Apogonidae); Fig. 14. ZRC 54604 (2: 4.3 SL)||Variegated cardinalfish, Fowleria variegata (Apogonidae); Fig. 15. ZRC 54572 (20: 5.4 SL)||Three-saddle cardinalfish, Nectamia savayensis (Apogonidae); Fig. 16. ZRC 54613 (8: 4.9 SL)||Oriental sillago, Sillago burrus (Sillaginidae); Fig. 17. ZRC 54573 (4: 11.9 SL)||Striped ponyfish, Equula fasciata (Leiognathidae); Fig. 18. ZRC 54584 (3: 7.6 SL)||Deepbody silverbiddy, Gerres erythrourus (Gerreidae); Fig. 19. ZRC 54583 (4: 7.8 SL)||Common silverbiddy, Gerres oyena (Gerreidae); Fig. 20. ZRC 54582 (24: 7.9 SL)||White-shouldered whiptail, Pentapodus bifasciatus (Nemipteridae); Fig. 21. ZRC 54571 (9: 8.5 SL)||Freckled goatfish, Upeneus tragula (Mullidae); Fig. 22. ZRC 54594 (1: 10.0 SL)||Vermiculated anglefish, Chaetodontoplus mesoleucus (Pomacanthidae); Fig. 23. ZRC 54586 (1: 2.8 SL)||Bengal sergeant, Abudefduf bengalensis (Pomacentridae); Fig. 24. ZRC 54596 (1: 4.4 SL)||Bengal sergeant, Abudefduf bengalensis (Pomacentridae); Fig. 24. ZRC 54596 (1: 4.4 SL)||Palespot damselfish, Dischistodus chrysopoecilus (Pomacentridae); Fig. 26. ZRC 54578 (9: 9.7 SL)||Banded damselfish, Dischistodus fasciatus (Pomacentridae); Fig. 27. ZRC 54576 (28: 9.1 SL)||Honeyhead damselfish, Dischistodus prosopotaenia (Pomacentridae); Fig. 28. ZRC 54577 (8: 8.4 SL)||Three-spot damselfish, Pomacentrus tripunctatus (Pomacentridae); Fig. 29. ZRC 54579 (26: 7.5 SL)||Orange-dotted tuskfish, Choerodon anchorago (Labridae); Fig. 30. ZRC 54569 (8: 9.5 SL)||Bicoloured wrasse, Halichoeres bicolor (Labridae); Fig. 31. ZRC 54581 (4: 7.3 SL)||Pastel-green wrasse, Halichoeres chloropterus (Labridae); Fig. 32. ZRC 54568 (4: 8.1 SL)||Yellowtail blenny, Enchelyurus flavipes (Blennidae); Fig. 33. ZRC 54588 (1: 2.1 SL)||Variable fang-blenny, Petroscirtes variabilis (Blennidae); Fig. 34. ZRC 54592 (1: 6.9 SL)||Banded goby, Amblygobius phalaena (Gobiidae); Fig. 35 ZRC 54593 (1: 9.6 SL)||Head-striped goby, Amblygobius stetophthalmus (Gobiidae); Fig. 36 ZRC 54575 (35: 7.4 SL)||Dusky frillfin goby, Bathygobius fuscus (Gobiidae); Fig. 37. ZRC 54574 (24: 6.1 SL)||Ostrich goby, Callogobius maculipinnis (Gobiidae); Fig. 38. ZRC 54589 (1: 5.9 SL)||Saddled shrimp-goby, Cryptocentrus maudae (Gobiidae); Fig. 39. ZRC 54590 (1: 6.5 SL)||Pink-barred shrimp-goby, Cryptocentrus melanopus (Gobiidae); Fig. 40. ZRC 54612 (2: 7.1 SL)||Brown drombus, Drombus triangularis (Gobiidae); Fig. 41. ZRC 54602 (2: 2.8 SL)||Opalescent sand-goby, Favonigobius opalescens (Gobiidae) ZRC 54609 (5: 2.9 SL)||Black-spotted lagoon-goby, Istigobius goldmanni (Gobiidae) ZRC 54610 (32: 3.8 SL)||Ornate lagoon-goby, Istigobius ornatus (Gobiidae) ZRC 54611 (7: 4.1 SL)||Wilbur’s goby, Macrodontogobius wilburi (Gobiidae) ZRC 54608 (2: 4.5 SL)||Mural glider-goby, Valencienna muralis (Gobiidae); Fig. 42. ZRC 54599 (2: 7.3 SL)||Singapore dragonet, Callionymus enneactis (Callionymidae); Fig. 43. ZRC 54614 (10: 3.0 SL)||Javan flounder, Pseudorhombus javanicus (Paralichthyidae); Fig. 44. ZRC 54598 (1:13.9 SL)||Bristle-tailed filefish, Acreichthys tomentosum (Monacanthidae); Fig. 45. ZRC 54585 (1: 3.9 SL)

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