Chromis sahulensis & C. norfolkensis, Two More New Damselfish Species

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Chromis norfolkensis and C. sahulensis are two new species of one of our favorite group of reef animals, the damselfishes. Like several of the most recently described species of Chromis especially, the new species have been teased apart from other common and well known species for a variety of distinctive features and fairly separated natural distribution ranges. Chromis…
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