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Flexor   incus   , new genus and species, is described from 15 specimens (14.0–27.2 mm  SL ) collected from shallow (0–9 meters) intertidal and sub-tidal waters of the Rangitāhua Kermadec Islands, New Zealand. The new taxon is distinguished from all other members of the   Gobiesocidae   by a combination of characters, including a heterodont dentition comprising both conical and distinct incisiviform teeth that are laterally compressed with a strongly recurved cusp, an oval-shaped opening between premaxillae, a double adhesive disc with a well-developed articulation between basipterygia and ventral postcleithra, and many reductions in the cephalic lateral line canal system. The new taxon is tentatively placed within the subfamily   Diplocrepinae   but shares a number of characteristics of the oral jaws and the adhesive disc skeleton with certain members of the   Aspasminae   and   Diademichthyinae  .

A new genus and species of clingfish from the Rangitāhua Kermadec Islands of New Zealand ( Teleostei , Gobiesocidae )