ENFISH RG
Biogeography and Taxonomy Endemic Fishes Research Group
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About ENFISH Research Group
Biogeography and Taxonomy Endemic Fishes Research Group (ENFISH) is dedicated to studying the diversity, taxonomy, and distribution of Indonesia’s unique endemic freshwater fishes. Our research focuses on species discovery, evolutionary relationships, and conservation strategies, with particular attention to distinctive ecosystems such as karst landscapes, lakes, and river basins. By combining classical taxonomy, molecular approaches, and ecological analyses, we aim to revise and clarify fish taxonomy, map biogeographic patterns, and provide a stronger scientific foundation for the protection and promotion of Indonesia’s rich ichthyofauna for future generations.
Research Sub-Theme
- Taxonomy and Systematics
- Historical Biogeography
- Ecology and Habitat Adaptation
- Population Genetics and Conservation
- Speciation and Adaptive Radiation
- Threats to Biodiversity
- Etnoichthyology and Socio-ecology
- Evidence-based Conservation
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Meet Our Team

Prof. Andi Iqbal Burhanuddin, M.Fish.Science., Ph.D
Leader

Prof Hiroyuki Motomura, Ph.D
External Collaborator

Dr. Nurjirana, S.Kel., M.Si
External Collaborator

Prof. Dr. Abdul Haris, M.Si
Lecturer

Prof. Budimawan, DEA, Ph.D
Lecturer

Andi Annisar Dzati Iffah, M.Si
Lecturer

Ardyansyah Kahar, S.Kel
Student

A. Muhammad Raihan Shafwan
Student
