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Poore, G.C.B. and Lew Ton, H.M. 1988. Amakusanthura and Apanthura (Crustacea: Isopoda: Anthuridae) with new species from tropical Australia. Memoirs of the Museum of Victoria 49: 107-147. The genera Amakusanthura and Apanthura are redefined. Apanthuretta Wagele is synonymised with Amakusanthura. A key to known Australian species of Amakusanthura, Apanthura and the related genus Apanthuropsis is presented. Amakusanthura coppingeri (Barnard), 13 new species of Amakusanthura Nunomura (A. agonis, A. angophora, A. brachyscome, A. dodonaea, A. eugenia, A. goodenia, A. hibbertia, A. kingia, A. lechenauttia, A. melaleuca, A. pandorea, A. tristania and A. wahlenbergia) and four new species of Apanthura Stebbing (A. kennedia, A. pultenaea, A. restio and A. stipa) are described from sedimentary and reef environments of tropical Australia. It is noted that oostegite-bearing females have never been recorded for either of these two genera and that their reproductive process is unknown. The tropical fauna described here does not include any of the species known from south-eastern Australia but its extent across northern Australia is unclear. Amakusanthura is richest in species in tropical bays and Apanthura richer in temperate habitats.