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We identified    Basidiobolus    fungi on geophilomorphan centipedes (  Chilopoda  ) from caves of Southeast Brazil. Twelve specimens of centipedes of the family   Geophilidae   were examined, and two of them carried the secondary capilliconidia of    Basidiobolus    on their exoskeleton. The fungus uses the surface of the exoskeleton as a support for the asexual reproductive structure. In this manner, the host is used for the purpose of dispersing its spores. This study expands current knowledge of the diversity of arthropods used as host for the fungus, and in particular for    Basidiobolus   , living in cave habitats.

First record of Amphoromorpha / Basidiobolus fungus on centipedes ( Geophilomorpha , Geophilidae ) from Brazilian caves