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We describe a new species of cave-dwelling loach,    Triplophysa   wulongensis    sp. nov. , based on specimens collected in a subterranean pool in a cave in Wulong County, Chongqing, Southwest China. The pool is connected to the Wujiang River drainage.    Triplophysa   wulongensis    differs from its congeners by the following combination of characters: eyes present, caudal fin with 18 branched rays; posterior chamber of the air bladder degenerate; stomach U-shaped; intestine without bends or loops immediately posterior to stomach; body smooth and scaleless, and lateral line complete. The mitochondrial cytochrome  b  sequence differs from those of other published sequences of species of    Triplophysa    by 14.9–24.9% in  K2P  distance. Phylogenetic analysis based on cytochrome  b  gene sequences recovered    T.   wulongensis    as sister taxon to all other cave-dwelling species of    Triplophysa   .

Triplophysa wulongensis , a new species of cave-dwelling loach ( Teleostei , Nemacheilidae ) from Chongqing, Southwest China