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A morphological review and molecular characterization of    Anilocra   haemuli    Bunkley Williams &amp; Williams, 1981, were completed using specimens collected from    Haemulon   flavolineatum    Desmarest, 1823 (French grunt) and    Epinephelus   guttatus    Linnaeus, 1758 (red hind). Molecular and morphological data suggest that the isopods parasitizing    H.   flavolineatum    and    E.   guttatus    are different species. The specimens collected from    E.   guttatus    are recognized as a new species,    Anilocra   brillae    sp. n.  Differences between    Anilocra   brillae    sp. n.  and    A.   haemuli    include but are not limited to the pleonites 1–3 of    A.   brillae    sp. n . being wider than 4–5 and 4–5 subequal, whereas the pleonites 1–2 of    A.   haemuli    are wider than 3–5, and 3–5 are subequal. The seventh pereopod of    A.   brillae    sp. n.  is proportionally larger, has more robust setae, and the setae are distributed more extensively over the articles when compared to    A.   haemuli   . Additionally, this study provides the first genetic characterization of three    Anilocra    spp. from the Caribbean, and is based on mitochondrial cytochrome c oxidase subunit gene ( COI ) for    A.   haemuli    from    H.   flavolineatum   ,    A.   brillae    sp. n.  from    E.   guttatus   , and    A.   chromis    Bunkley Williams &amp; Williams, 1981 from    Chromis   multilineata    Guichenot, 1853.

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Molecular assessment of three species of    Anilocra    (  Isopoda  ,   Cymothoidae  ) ectoparasites from Caribbean coral reef fishes, with the description of    Anilocra   brillae    sp. n.