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Abstract
Fluviopupa kessneri n. sp. is described from the Mulgrave River and one of its major tributaries, the Little Mulgrave River, in north-east Queensland. It is the first record of the Fluviopupa group from a continental area, other members of the genus being known only from Fiji, New Guinea and a few other Pacific Islands, including New Caledonia.
Acknowledgements
We thank Alison Miller for the SEM photography and her and the other staff in the Malacology Section of the Australian Museum for their help. Vince Kessner kindly provided material from his collection for examination. Drs G. M. Davis and M. Haase kindly reviewed the manuscript.