Species
- Whitemargin unicornfish, Naso annulatus .
- Humpback unicornfish, Naso brachycentron .
- Spotted unicornfish, Naso brevirostris .
- Naso caeruleacauda .
- Gray unicornfish, Naso caesius .
- Elegant unicornfish, Naso elegans .
- Horseface unicornfish, Naso fageni .
- Sleek unicornfish, Naso hexacanthus .
- Orangespine unicornfish, Naso lituratus .
- Elongate unicornfish, Naso lopezi .
- Spotted unicornfish, Naso maculatus .
- Squarenose unicornfish, Naso mcdadei .
- Slender unicorn, Naso minor .
- Naso reticulatus .
- Oneknife unicornfish, Naso thynnoides .
- Bulbnose unicornfish, Naso tonganus .
- Humpnose unicornfish, Naso tuberosus .
- Bluespine unicornfish, Naso unicornis .
- Bignose unicornfish, Naso vlamingii .
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