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Eviotops dwarfgobies
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Eviotops dwarfgobies

Eviotops

Eviota is a genus of fishes in the family Gobiidae. Species of the genus are commonly known as dwarfgobies and found in the Indo-Pacific region from Japan to Australia and from Africa to Pitcairn Island. Species of the genus Eviota are mainly associated with coral reefs. Many of these fish are short-lived, with life cycles as brief as 3.5 weeks in the tropics. Some species are hermaphrodites and some representatives live symbiotically among the tentacles of...

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45 branches of this genus, most-observed first · about 45 known species

Striped Dwarfgoby

speciesEviotops sebreei

Neon Dwarfgoby

speciesEviotops atriventris

Hairfin Dwarfgoby

speciesEviotops prasites

Sigillata Dwarfgoby

speciesEviotops sigillatus

Twostripe Dwarfgoby

speciesEviotops bifasciatus

Blackbelly Dwarfgoby

speciesEviotops nigriventris

False-comet Dwarfgoby

speciesEviotops oculineatus

Hookcheek dwarfgoby

speciesEviotops ancora

Yellow and White-striped Dwarfgoby

speciesEviotops mikiae

Eviotops punyit

speciesEviotops punyit

Eviotops longirostris

speciesEviotops longirostris

Shoulder-mark Dwarfgoby

speciesEviotops infulatus

Storthynx Dwarfgoby

speciesEviotops storthynx

Red Sea dwarfgoby

speciesEviotops marerubrum

Eviotops bacatus

speciesEviotops bacatus

Comet Dwarfgoby

speciesEviotops cometa

Shoulderspot Dwarfgoby

speciesEviotops spilotus

Shimada's Dwarfgoby

speciesEviotops shimadai

Eviotops raja

speciesEviotops raja

Redlight Dwarfgoby

speciesEviotops lachdeberei

Creamback Dwarfgoby

speciesEviotops dorsogilvus

Transparent Dwarfgoby

speciesEviotops pellucidus

Zebra Dwarfgoby

speciesEviotops zebrinus

Eviotops rubriceps

speciesEviotops rubriceps

Brahm’s dwarfgoby

speciesEviotops brahmi

Mimic dwarfgoby

speciesEviotops imitatus

Pepperminteye Dwarfgoby

speciesEviotops oculopiperitus

Beautiful Dwarfgoby

speciesEviotops bellus

Purple Dwarfgoby

speciesEviotops dorsopurpureus

Blackspine Dwarfgoby

speciesEviotops nigrispinus

Eviotops pseudozebrinus

speciesEviotops pseudozebrinus

Crescent dwarfgoby

speciesEviotops bilunulus

Eviotops pamae

speciesEviotops pamae

Eviotops lacrimae

speciesEviotops lacrimae

Eviotops lentiginosus

speciesEviotops lentiginosus

Eviotops maculibotella

speciesEviotops maculibotella

Eviotops angustifascia

speciesEviotops angustifascia

Threadfin dwarfgoby

speciesEviotops filamentosus

Eviotops gunawanae

speciesEviotops gunawanae

Eviotops partimacula

speciesEviotops partimacula

Eviotops pinocchioi

speciesEviotops pinocchioi

Eviotops rubrostriatus

speciesEviotops rubrostriatus

Eviotops springeri

speciesEviotops springeri

Eviotops tetha

speciesEviotops tetha

Tearful dwarfgoby

speciesEviotops flebilis

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This page is assembled live from iNaturalist, GBIF, Wikipedia, the Source Library and the Internet Archive. It is not yet part of the hand-edited codex. iNaturalist taxon 1718113.