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Genus of fishes
Automatic taxobox
| image = Acanthuridae Zebrasoma veliferum 1. jpg
| image caption = Zebrasoma velifer
| taxon = Zebrasoma
| authority = Swainson, 1839
| type species = Acanthurus velifer
| type species authority = Bloch, 1795
| synonyms =
| synonyms ref = The seven species within the genus form a number of apparent clades. The striped clade is probably the most basal and includes Z. desjardinii and Z. velifer, these two often being regarded as conspecific. Z. gemmatum is regarded as being on a monospecific clade between the basal striped clade and the others. The remaining two higher clades are species pairs, one made up of Z. flavescens and Z. scopas, and the other of Z. rostratum and Z. xanthurum. The genera Zebrasoma and Paracanthurus make up the tribe Zebrasomini within the subfamily Acanthurinae in the family Acanthuridae, according to the 5th edition of Fishes of the World.

Zebrasoma combines soma, meaning "body", with zebra, referring to zebra stripes on the body of the type species, Z. velifer.

Zebrasoma tangs have deep bodies and pointed snouts with high dorsal, supported by 4 or 5 spines and between 23 and 31 soft rays, and anal fins, supported by 3 spines and between 19 and 25 soft rays. The pectoral fins have between 14 and 17 fin rays while the pelvic fins have a single spine and 5 soft rays. The caudal fin is truncate. The smallest species in the genus is the yellow tang (Z. flavescens) with a maximum published total length of while the largest species are Z. scopas and Z. velifer each with a maximum published standard length of and Hawaii.

Zebrasoma salifin tangs are regarded as desirable aquarium fish due to their adaptability, largely peaceful nature and feeding habits.