Trimma citrum is a new mesophotic pygmygoby from Vanuatu

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A new species of pygmygoby has been described from deep reefs in the Western Pacific. Named Trimma citrum, it’s been described from a single male specimen collected 380 feet (116m) down on the west coast of Tutuba Island, on the South East tip of Espiritu Santo Island, Vanuatu. Like other pygmygobies it’s tiny at just…
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