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Microhyla heymonsi (Amphibia: Anura). Malaysian Journal of Science,
29(1), 11-18.
Tang, J.M.Y. participated in all experiments, coordinated the data analysis
and contributed to the writing of the manuscript. Adli, D.S.H. supervised
the development of work and edited the manuscript. Belabut, D. gave
technical support and conceptual advice, and helped in data interpretation.

(vi) The Discussion chapter explains the cumulative effect of the papers, the
significance of the findings and the knowledge claimed in the thesis.

(vii) The Conclusion summarizes the findings in all published works or production
and suggests the future direction for research.

(viii) The References chapter lists all works and sources that are cited in the
Introduction, Literature Review and Conclusion chapters.

In general, the examination process for theses in the format of published papers is similar to
that of conventional theses. However the aspects of thesis being evaluated by the examiners
may slightly differ.

Candidates under the programme of Doctoral Degree by Retrospective or Prior
Publication are required to refer to the Guidelines for Admission To The Universiti Malaya
Doctoral Degree By Research Programme Via Retrospective or Prior Publication (latest
version) for further details.

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