Grammatonotus brianne is a gorgeous new species of Anthias

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Grammatonotus brianne is the latest species of deepwater anthias to be described, having been discovered from profound depths in one of the epicenters of the Coral Triangle. The new spade-tailed Grammatonotus brianne was collected by expedition members of the California Academy of Sciences and the Bishop Museum while surveying deep mesophotic reefs in the Philippines. The uniquely colored […]

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