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Representatives of Tanidromites are very common brachyurans in Oxfordian localities of southern Poland. There were four species, known before from the literature, recorded from these localities and one new. Herein three other new species are described: T. longinosa, T. schweitzerae, and T. wysokaensis. These species can be distinguished by repetitive characters of the anterior part of the carapace. Flattened augenrest was a feature characteristic for this genus before T. alexandrae Starzyk, 2015 was described. Tanidromites schweitzerae n. sp., described herein, is the second species of the genus with an elevated orbital margin. This species differs from others in having only the suborbital margin elevated. These new characters widen the pattern of the genus and make it more various, and might be related with the environmental changes. A key to all 14 species of Tanidromites is provided. Natalia Starzyk. Institute of Systematics and Evolution of Animals, Polish Academy of Sciences; ul. Sławkowska 17; 31-016 Kraków, Poland. natalia_slaby@wp.pl

Three new species of the genus Tanidromites (Decapoda: Brachyura: Tanidromitidae) from the Late Jurassic (Oxfordian) of Poland