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During a parasitological survey of perciform fishes from Lizard Island, Great Barrier Reef, Australia, we found the following gill monogenoidean species (Platyhelminthes):  Euryhaliotrema lizardi  n. sp. on  Caesio caerulaurea  Lacepède, 1801 (Caesionidae) (type host) and  Haliotrema weberii  n. sp. on  Chromis weberi  Fowler and Bean, 1928 (Pomacentridae) (type host),  Chromis amboinensis  (Bleeker, 1871),  Chromis atripectoralis  Welander and Schultz, 1951 and  Caesio teres  Seale, 1906.  Euryhaliotrema lizardi  n. sp. is characterized by having anchors with an elongated straight shaft and point as well as a vaginal canal with two loops before connecting to the seminal receptacle.  Ha .  weberii  n. sp. is distinguished from other congeners by possessing a tubular male copulatory organ (MCO), partially straight. Two previously described dactylogyrids were also found:  Haliotrematoides caesionis  (Yamaguti, 1953)  Kritsky, Yang and Sun 2009)  on  Caesio cuning  (Bloch, 1791) and  Ca .  teres  (new host record) and  Haliotrematoides patellacirrus  (Bychowsky and Nagibina, 1971)  Kritsky, Yang and Sun 2009 , on  Ca .  cuning  (new host record). Finally, we provide the first report of a gastrocotylinean pre-adult on  Ca .  teres . We provide descriptions and illustrations of the new species and the gastrocotylinean pre-adult and include supplemental observations of  Ht .  caesionis  and  Ht .  patellacirrus . The present findings expand the known spectrum of host species of  Euryhaliotrema, Haliotrema  and  Haliotrematoides  to include new caesionid and pomacentrid fishes.

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New and previously described dactylogyrid species (Monogenoidea: Polyonchoinea) and a gastrocotylinean pre-adult (Heteronchoinea) from pomacentrid and caesionid (Perciformes) fishes from Lizard Island, Great Barrier Reef, Australia