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Dear Planonasus, please stop the non-constructive edits, like here for Hyphessobrycon. I really don't see what you achieve by removing DOIs. And a lesser evil, adding commas to journal names within templates. Micromesistius ( talk) 21:00, 12 May 2016 (UTC)
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Thanks for creating Dark mangrovegoby, Planonasus!
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I have to admit I'm a bit concerned about this article. Every other article in other languages of Wikipedia calls this species Lophogobius bleekeri, its former name and so do all book sources I can find. Can you provide some sources that this name is widely used and internationally accepted, not just that someone somewhere proposed a name change? In any case, if a species is well-known under a past name we must state that clearly in the article so there is no confusion.
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Hello, I will want to communicated with others editors. Binks. — Preceding
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