Figure 4. Map of Australia showing state borders, several important cities, and the distribution of the 26 known species of the Bathynellacea. 1. Atopobathynella chelifera Schminke, 1973; 2. A. compagana Schminke, 1973; 3. A. gascoyneensis Cho, Humphreys and Lee, 2006; 4. A. glenayleensis Cho, Humphreys and Lee, 2006; 5. A. hinzeae Cho, Humphreys and Lee, 2006; 6. A. hospitalis Schminke, 1973; 7. A. readi Cho, Humphries and Lee, 2006; 8. A. schminkei Cho, Humphreys and Lee, 2006; 9. A. wattsi Cho, Humphries and Lee, 2006; 10. Brevisomabathynella cooperi Cho, Park and Reddy, 2006; 11. B. cunyuensis Cho, Park and Reddy, 2006; 12. Chilibathynella australiensis Schminke, 1973; 13. Hexabathynella decora Schminke, 1973; 14. H. halophila Schminke, 1972; 15. Kimberleybathynella gigantea Cho, Park and Humphreys, 2005; 16. K. argylensis Cho, Park and Humphreys, 2005; 17. K. hexapoda Cho, Park and Humphreys, 2005; 18. K. Kimberleyensis Cho, Park and Humphreys, 2005; 19. K. mandorana Cho, Park and Humphreys, 2005; 20. K. pleochaeta Cho, Park and Humphreys, 2005; 21. Billibathynella humphreysi Cho 2005; 22. Notobathynella remota Schminke, 1973; 23. N. tasmaniana Morimoto, 1978; 24. N. williamsi Schminke, 1973; 25. Octobathynella peelensis sp. nov.; 26. Bathynella primaustraliensis Schminke, 1973.

Published as part of Camacho, A.I. & Hancock, P., 2010, A new genus of Parabathynellidae (Crustacea: Bathynellacea) in New South Wales, Australia, pp. 1081-1094 in Journal of Natural History 44 (17-18) on page 1091, DOI: 10.1080/00222931003624796, http://zenodo.org/record/4590630