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We studied the diversity within the former genus  Gymnangium  in the South West Indian Ocean by using an integrative approach of both traditional (morphology-based) and modern molecular taxonomy. Nine species were recorded in the material collected. A total of 97 16S mitochondrial DNA sequences and 54 Calmodulin nuclear sequences from eight  Gymnangium/Taxella  species were analyzed. We found both morphological and molecular differences in the studied  Gymnangium  species that make it necessary to split the genus. It is proposed to revalidate the genus  Taxella  which is currently regarded as a synonym of  Gymnangium . Two species of the genus  Taxella  ( T .  eximia  and  T .  gracilicaulis ), until now regarded as distinct species based on morphological characteristics, cluster together in one phylogenetic clade. Possible explanations are discussed. Two species from Madagascar new to science are herein described and rare species from the Indian Ocean islands are re-described.

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Modern alongside traditional taxonomy—Integrative systematics of the genera Gymnangium Hincks, 1874 and Taxella Allman, 1874 (Hydrozoa, Aglaopheniidae)