New Zealand Recent Densiporidae and Lichenoporidae (Bryozoa : Cyclostomata)

brood-chambers, and kenozooids lacking diaphragms. ln New Zealand, the family comprises five species of 1lavosipora, of which four are new (E candida, lil marmorosa, F. rosea, E tincta). The generic status of Iikivosipora is clarified, and its scope expanded to include nine species, of which only one extends into the Northern Hemisphere. Four new combinations are introduced: liZivosipora holdsworthii (Busk, 1875), F. nanozoijlera (Moyane, 1982), E otagoensis (Taylor, Schembri and Cook, 1989), and F, watersi (Borg, 1944). New Zealand Lichenoporidae presently comprise five species of Disporellatwo new (D. humitis, U sacculus), and one new species of Doliocoitis (D. ayanea). Disporella buski Harmer, 1915 and D. gordoni Taylor, Schembri and Cook, 1989 are synonymised with D. prtstis (MacGillivray, 1884). Sabri's (1988) synonymising Qf Disporella novaezelandiae (Busk, 1875) with D. novaehollandiae (d'Orbigny, 1853) is accepted.

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