Gomphosus
Gomphosus is a genus of ray-finned fish belonging to the family Labridae, commonly known as wrasses. These are marine fish found in the Indo-Pacific region. The genus is characterized by its elongated, beak-like snout, which gives it its common name, the trumpetfish or cornetfish wrasse, although these common names are also used for other unrelated fish families.
Species within Gomphosus are typically found in coral reefs, often in shallow waters. They are solitary and
The genus currently contains a few recognized species, with Gomphosus varius, the Pacific cornetfish wrasse, being