Australia's women will lead the medal hopes at the world rowing championships in late September in Florida.
The women's four - made up of Molly Goodman, Sarah Hawe, Katrina Werry and Lucy Stephan - won gold at both world cup regattas in which they competed in Lucerne, Switzerland and Poznan in Poland.
The women's lightweight quad scull, after also winning gold in Switzerland, will start among the favourites for that title in Sarasota-Bradenton from September 24-October 1.
With 10 crews named on Tuesday - four women's, five men's and one para - the men's line-up has been slightly tweaked after the world cup regattas.
Reserves Hamish Playfair and Simon Keenan have forced their way into the eight to replace Angus Widdicombe and Darcy Wruck.
Three-time para-rowing world champion sculler Erik Horrie, competing internationally for the first time since his Paralympic silver medal in 2016, will race over two kilometres at world championship level for the first time after a change to the event.
Australia finished second on the medal table in Lucerne, collecting two silvers and one bronze.
Many of Australia's most-experienced competitors are taking the year off after the Rio Olympic campaign, with just a handful included for these titles while gold medallist Kim Brennan has retired from elite level racing.
Australian crews:
* PR1 Men's Single Scull (formerly AS Men's Single Scull): Erik Horrie
* Lightweight Women's Quadruple Scull: Amy James, Georgia Miansarow, Alice Arch, Georgia Nesbitt
* Women's Quadruple Scull: Caitlin Cronin, Rowena Meredith, Genevieve Horton, Leah Saunders
* Women's Double Scull: Madeleine Edmunds, Olympia Aldersey
* Women's Four: Molly Goodman, Sarah Hawe, Katrina Werry, Lucy Stephan
* Lightweight Men's Quadruple Scull: Sean Murphy, James Kerr, Redmond Matthews, Hamish Parry
* Men's Double Scull: David Watts, Luke Letcher
* Men's Four: Alexander Hill, Jack Hargreaves, Spencer Turrin, Joshua Hicks
* Men's Eight: Alexander Purnell, Hamish Playfair, Simon Keenan, Campbell Watts, Tim Masters, Benjamin Coombs, Nathan Bowden, Angus Moore, James Rook
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