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A new genus and species of ophichthid eel, Sympenchelys taiwanensis is described. The genus is distinguishable from all other myrophine genera by having neural and haemal spines with well-developed paddle-like tips, and from two closely similar genera, Mureaenichthys Bleeker 1853 and Skythrenchelys Castle &amp; McCosker 1999, by the following combination of characters: an unconstricted gill opening; a minute flap just posterior to the gill opening; a slender cleithrum; three preopercular pores; a slender and distinctly tapered maxilla; an undeveloped supraoccipital crest; and large and recurved teeth on jaws and vomer. Sympenchelys taiwanensis is described from five specimens collected from Taiwan, the northwestern Pacific Ocean.

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&lt;strong&gt;A new genus and species of worm eels, &lt;em&gt;Sympenchelys&lt;/em&gt; &lt;em&gt;taiwanensis&lt;/em&gt; (Anguilliformes: Ophichthidae: Myrophinae), from the northwestern Pacific Ocean&lt;/strong&gt;