Why, yes, that is the first photograph of the Labyrinth Pencil Wrasse taken in its natural [...]
2016 is just about over, and, looking back, it’s clear that the taxonomists of the world have been quite busy. New species of coral reef fish seemed to appear on a weekly basis. Gobies, in particular, had a banner year, with an incredible fifteen (15!) new taxa recognized in Eviota alone! [...]
Male Pseudouloides labyrinthus. Credit: M. Stern / Victor & Edward 2016 It’s a great day for all the wrasse fans out there, as yet another beautiful species of Pseudojuloides has been made known to science. This diverse group now numbers thirteen species in total and has been growing by [...]
