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Baudina' gen. nov., Constituting the First Record of Pasytheidae from Australia, and Sinoflustridae fam. nov., with a Checklist of Bryozoa and Pterobranchia from Beagle Gulf

'Baudina' gen. nov., comprising two new species from the Beagle Gulf of Australia's Northern Territory, is the first pasytheid bryozoan to be recorded from Australian continental waters. Colonies are wholly encrusting, forming uni- to triserial ramifying colonies. The zooids have the largest gymnocystal perforations of any other pasytheid, living or fossil. The new 'Baudina' taxa constitute two of 84 bryozoan species so far known from Beagle Gulf, including Darwin Harbour. 'Sinoflustra' Liu and Yang, 1995, a genus of uncertain affinity, is herein designated the type species of a new family, Sinoflustridae, which also includes 'Membraniporopsis' Liu in Liu, Yin and Xia, 1999. The bryozoan diversity of Beagle Gulf is small relative to what may be expected of tropical Indo-Pacific bryozoans for an area this size and it is likely that several hundred more species will be discovered upon further dedicated sampling.