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Morphology and mitochondrial DNA sequence data are used to reassess the taxonomy of Australian diving beetles previously assigned to the genera    Uvarus    Guignot, 1939 and    Gibbidessus    Watts, 1978.    Gibbidessus    was described as a monotypic genus for    Gibbidessus   chipi    Watts, 1978. The genus is significantly extended here. Based on molecular systematic evidence,    Uvarus   pictipes    (Lea, 1899) is transferred to    Gibbidessus   .    Gibbidessus   chipi    and    Gibbidessus   pictipes    comb. nov.  are redescribed, and six new species are described:    Gibbiddessus   atomus    sp. nov.  (SW Australia, Northcliffe area) [the smallest epigean diving beetle in Australia],    G.   davidi    sp. nov.  (SW Australia),    G.   drikdrikensis    sp. nov.  (Victoria),    G.   kangarooensis    sp. nov.  ( SA  Kangaroo Island),    G.   pederzanii    sp. nov.  (SW Australia, Nannup area), and G.rottnestensis    sp. nov.  (SW Australia). Species are delineated using characters such as male genital structure and beetle size, shape and colour pattern. Mitochondrial Cox1 data for 27 individuals, representing five species, were generated, and revealed clusters congruent with the morphological evidence.    Gibbidessus    occur in southern Australia, with the centre of diversification in the isolated peat- and wetlands of SW Australia. All species occur in very shallow water of seasonal, exposed or half-shaded wetlands and flooded meadows.

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The “minute diving beetles” of southern Australia – taxonomic revision of    Gibbidessus    Watts, 1978, with description of six new species (  Coleoptera  ,   Dytiscidae  ,   Bidessini  )