Abstract

Australia has a far greater diversity of Eulimnadia than previously reported. Eulimnadia feriensis has been rediscovered and redescribed. It is unusual in having a spiniform ventroposterior projection on the telson and a spiny clasper. Three new species of Eulimnadia are also presented, each with atypical claspers and complex egg morphology. All four species occur mainly in southern Western Australia, a known hotspot for branchiopod diversification associated with long term climate change.

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