Eviota
Eviota is a genus of reef-associated gobies currently with 48 described species distributed throughout the Indo-Pacific region. These are very small fishes (females of most species are sexually mature at a standard length of 15 mm or less) and many species are commonly called pygmy gobies, while some are known as fringefin gobies.
Species
- Eviota abax
- Eviota afelei - Afele's fringefin goby
- Eviota albolineata - spotted fringefin goby
- Eviota ancora Greenfield & Suzuki, 2011[1]
- Eviota bifasciata - twostripe pygmy goby
- Eviota bimaculata - twospot fringefin goby
- Eviota cometa - comet pygmy goby
- Eviota disrupta
- Eviota distigma - twospot pygmy goby
- Eviota epiphanes
- Eviota fasciola - barred pygmy goby
- Eviota guttata - spotted pygmy goby
- Eviota herrei - Herre's pygmy goby
- Eviota hoesei
- Eviota indica
- Eviota infulata - infulata pygmy goby
- Eviota inutilis
- Eviota irrasa
- Eviota japonica
- Eviota karaspila Greenfield & Randall, 2010[2]
- Eviota lachdeberei - Lachdebere's pygmy goby
- Eviota lacrimae
- Eviota latifasciata - broad-banded pygmy goby
- Eviota melasma - melasma pygmy goby
- Eviota mikiae - white-line pygmy goby
- Eviota monostigma
- Eviota nebulosa - nebulous pygmy goby
- Eviota nigrispina Greenfield & Suzuki, 2010[3]
- Eviota nigriventris - blackbelly goby
- Eviota pardalota - leopard dwarf goby
- Eviota partimacula Randall, 2008 (formerly included in E. lachdeberei)
- Eviota pellucida - pellucida pygmy goby
- Eviota prasina - green bubble goby
- Eviota prasites - prasites pygmy goby
- Eviota pseudostigma
- Eviota punctulata - pepperfin pygmy goby
- Eviota queenslandica - Queensland pygmy goby
- Eviota raja
- Eviota readerae
- Eviota rubra
- Eviota rubriguttata Greenfield & Suzuki, 2011[1]
- Eviota saipanensis - Saipan pygmy goby
- Eviota sebreei - Sebree's pygmy goby
- Eviota sigillata - seven-figure pygmy goby
- Eviota smaragdus - smaragdus pygmy goby
- Eviota sparsa - speckled pygmy goby
- Eviota spilota
- Eviota storthynx - storthynx pygmy goby
- Eviota susanae
- Eviota zebrina
- Eviota zonura - naked-headed goby
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