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What is the most smallest fish in Philippines?

Asked: Jean-Michel Labelle, Last Updated:

The world's smallest freshwater fish is found in the Philippines. The dwarf goby (Pandaka pygmaea) measures 1.2 centimeters or less than half of an inch, the tiniest known vertebrate.

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