Abstract
Six new species of the genus Dunioa, D. albifacies, D. ammonita, D. bicornis, D. bidigitata, D. trispina and D. uniprocessa spp. nov., are described based on specimens from the border region of the Oriental region and the Australian region. Morphological photos and illustrations of the male genitalia of these species are provided, and a key to all species of Dunioa except D. picturata is also given.
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