Aphanotylus Brusina, 1894 † accepted as Valvata (Aphanotylus) Brusina, 1894 † represented as Valvata O. F. Müller, 1773 (original description)
Aphanotylus cossmanni Brusina, 1894 † accepted as Valvata (Aphanotylus) cossmanni (Brusina, 1894) † represented as Valvata cossmanni (Brusina, 1894) † (original description)
Aphanotylus fuchsi Brusina, 1894 † accepted as Valvata (Aphanotylus) fuchsi (Brusina, 1894) † represented as Valvata fuchsi (Brusina, 1894) † (original description)
Congeria dactylus Brusina, 1894 † accepted as Sinucongeria dactylus (Brusina, 1894) † (original description)
Congeria turgida Andrusov, 1897 † accepted as Andrusoviconcha simulans turgida (Andrusov, 1897) † (original description (unavailable nomenclaturally))
Congeria vuki Andrusov, 1897 † accepted as Andrusoviconcha vuki (Andrusov, 1897) † (original description (unavailable nomenclaturally))
Dreissensia bipartita Andrusov, 1897 † accepted as Dreissena bipartita Andrusov, 1897 † (original description (unavailable nomenclaturally))
Planorbis kimakoviczi in Brusina, 1894 † (basis of record)
Unio halavatsi Brusina, 1902 † accepted as Unio mihanovici Brusina, 1896 † (original description (unavailable nomenclaturally))

Hungary for Aphanotylus cossmanni Brusina, 1894 † 
Hungary for Aphanotylus fuchsi Brusina, 1894 † 

 Nomenclature

 for Planorbis kimakovicsi Brusina, 1902 †

First mentioned as nomen nudum ("Planorbis Kimakoviczi" [sic]) in Brusina (1894). [details]

 Type locality

 for Aphanotylus cossmanni Brusina, 1894 †

Kup, Veszprém, Hungary; Tortonian, late Miocene [details]

 Type locality

 for Aphanotylus fuchsi Brusina, 1894 †

Balatonkenese ("Kenese"), Veszprém, Hungary; Transdanubian, late Pannonian, late Miocene [details]

 Type locality

 for Congeria dactylus Brusina, 1894 †

Between Balatonkenese and Siófok, Hungary [details]

 Validity

 for Dreissensia serbica Brusina, 1894 †

Available by indication of a misidentfied species in Lörenthey (1893) [details]

 Validity

 for Unio halavatsi Brusina, 1902 †

Brusina (1894) mentioned that the new species is different from certain others, but he did not mention how they ... [details]