Figure 1 in The neritid snails of Brunei Darussalam: their geographical, ecological and conservation significance

Figure 1. Brunei Darussalam is situated on the northwest coast of Borneo island in the Southeast Asia and is stretched along the South China Sea coastline. Bottom image shows the localities of Neritidae snails in Brunei. Abbreviations: MC. Jerudong Park Medical Centre (4.9486°N, 114.8283°E). PJ. Pantai Jerudong (4.9583°N, 114.8394°E). ES. Empire site (4.9694°N, 114.8551°E). PP. Pulau Punyit (4.9753°N, 114.8490°E). PT. Pantai Tungku (4.9703°N, 114.8667°E). UB. Universiti Brunei Darussalam (4.9853°N, 114.8994°E). PR. Pelong Rocks (5.0789°N, 115.0528°E). TB. Tanjung Batu (5.0388°N, 115.0617°E). SK. Sungai Kedayan (4.8981°N, 114.9341°E). SBe. Sungai Besar (4.9278°N, 115.0144°E). SBu. Sungai Bunga (4.9155°N, 115.0062°E). SD. Sungai Damuan (4.8689°N, 114.9117°E). BM. Batu Marang (4.9853°N, 115.0308°E). PB. Pulau Bedukang (4.9795°N, 115.0576°E). PS. Pulau Selirong (4.8765°N, 115.1296°E). PPt. Pulau Pepatan (4.9161°N, 115.0459°E). PK. Pulau Kaingaran (4.9474°N, 115.0277°E). Highlighted coastline indicates area with artificial seawalls.