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Twenty-eight Australian fish species were infected with 18 taxa of Arhythmacanthidae; 11 characterised to species, 4 to genus and 3 to family. Diagnoses are provided for the genera  Heterosentis, Hypoechinorhynchus, Paracanthocephaloides  and  Yamagutirhynchus  n. gen.  Heterosentis  has four Australian species:  H.hirsutus  Pichelin &amp; Cribb, 1999,  H.paraplagusarium  (Nickol, 1972),  H.plotosi  Yamaguti, 1935,  H.lisitsynae  n. sp., defined by a proboscis armature of 14–16 rows of 8–9 hooks, 4 large, 4–5 spiniform, and three indeterminate species, two from Western Australia, one from Queensland.  Hypoechinorhynchus  is represented by  Hy. robustus  Pichelin, 1999 and  Hy. alaeopis  Yamaguti, 1939.  Paracanthocephaloides  is represented in Australia by one indeterminate species and three new species:  P. bartonae  n. sp. has an armature of 14–16 rows of 3 large, 7 spiniform hooks;  P. hustoni  n. sp. 12 rows of 5–6 hooks, 2 large, 3–4 spiniform;  P. shamsiae  n. sp. 12 rows of 5–6 hooks, 2 large, 3–4 spiniform.  Paracanthocephaloides cabelleroi  (Guptar &amp; Fatma, 1983) is returned to the genus  Heterosentis. Paracanthocephaloides golvani  Chandra, Hanumantha-Rao &amp; Shyamasundari, 1984 is moved to the genus  Gorgorhynchoides  as  G. golvani  n. comb.  Yamagutirhynchus  n. gen. has a cylindrical proboscis with an expanded middle region.  Yamagutirhynchus lymberyi  n. sp. and  Y. elliotae  n. sp. both have proboscis armatures of 10 rows of 4–5 hooks; for  Y. lymberyi  the largest hooks are 42.5 μm long; for  Y. elliotae , 51 μm.

A review of the Arhythmacanthidae (Acanthocephala) in Australia with the descriptions of a new genus and 6 new species