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Tag: Papua New Guinea

Posted on:03/13/202010/19/2021Collaborators Community Multidisciplinary Papua New Guinea Research Travels

Lukim yu bihain: Amphidrous Fishes of Island Rivers

Lukim yu bihain is an informal good-bye in Tok Pisin, a Bislamic language spoken in Papua New Guinea (PNG) – the place where this blog post starts. More specificaly, we start on the island of New Britain, which is part of the Bismark Archipelago – a group of islands off the northeastern coast of PNG. […]

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