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Four new species of BranchineJla are described from Western Australia: B. l1Jultidigitata sp. nov., B. papillata sp. nov., B. pinderi sp. novo and B. vosperi sp. nov. The name B. mcraei is corrected to B. I1Jcraeae. New records of B. compacta and B. pinna ta, previously known from eastern Australia, are also presented, bringing the number of Western Australian BranchineJla species to 25. Fourteen of these are endemic, by far the greatest tor any Australian state. This biodiversity hotspot for this genus and family is taCilltated by localised distributions latitudinallv and not bv niche diversificatior;; there are few sympatric occurrences. E;tremely turbid waters are common habitats. Some species distributed across the continent exhibit morphological differences in Western Australia.

Further studies on the fairy shrimp genus Branchinella (Crustacea, Anostraca, Thamnocephalidae) in Western Australia, with descriptions of new species