Two new species of reef just got their official descriptions inaugurating them into the annals of reef fish taxonomy. Like so many recent damselfish,pomacentrus andamanensiswas split off from a common and widespread species, the ambon damselfish, while the whiteline dwarfgobyEviota angustifasciais described from specimens newly recognized from Fiji and New Guinea.
The andaman damselfish joins a long list of tropical reef fish from the Andaman Sea, which is a region in the eastern Indian Ocean that is almost totally separated from the species-rich Indo-Pacific region by Thailand, Malaysia and parts of Indonesia.Pomacentrus andamanesis与Ambon Damellish最密切相关，两者在背鳍的柔软部分中都有突出的OcellusP. amboinensis, it remains throughout all life stages of the newly describedP. andamanensis.
The white line dwarfgoby joins the more than 120 species ofEviotathat are found throughout the Indo-Pacific Oceans but differs from most species in the genus by lacking the ‘cephalic sensory-canal pores’ used to distinguish many of the species. This newly identifiedEviota angustifascia根据类型的标本来描述，印度尼西亚，印度尼西亚和巴布亚新几内亚的深水具有50-60米，164至196英尺的深度，毫无疑问，毫无疑问，直到现在，造成了这种物种的惊喜。
