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Four new species of troglomorphic    Coecobrya    Yosii, 1956 are described from caves located in the central and northeastern regions of Thailand.    Coecobrya   whitteni    sp. nov.  and    C.   troglobia    sp. nov.  are from Khon Kaen province,    C.   ellisi    sp. nov.  is from Phetchabun province and    C.   phitsanulokensis    sp. nov.  is from Phitsanulok province. They all exhibit remarkable troglobitic characters i.e. elongated antennae, legs and furca, slender claw complex and large body size.    Coecobrya   whitteni    sp. nov.  is similar to    C.   troglobia    sp. nov.  and they were found a distance of only 3.4 km from each other. However, they are mainly different in the number of An  mac  on dorsal head and number of chaetae of  Th. II . Likewise,    C.   ellisi    sp. nov.  is similar to    C.   phitsanulokensis    sp. nov. . However, they differ in the number of An  mac  on the dorsal head, the number of central  mac  on  Abd. II , central  mac  on  Abd. IV , lateral  mac  on  Abd. IV  and the number of inner teeth of the claw. Moreover,    C.   ellisi    sp. nov.  has orange pigment dots on the body, a unique character, considering that all other troglomorphic    Coecobrya    species in Thailand are devoid of pigmentation. The results of the molecular approach based on two partial mitochondrial markers ( COI  and  16S  rDNA) and a nuclear gene fragment (28S rDNA) supported the results of morphological species discrimination in separating the four nominal populations as valid species. An updated dichotomous key of Thai troglomorphic    Coecobrya    species is also given.

subterranean biology

﻿Four new species of troglomorphic    Coecobrya    Yosii, 1956 (  Collembola  ,   Entomobryidae  ) from Thailand based on morphological and molecular evidence, with an updated key of Thai troglomorphic species

﻿Four new species of troglomorphic Coecobrya Yosii, 1956 ( Collembola , Entomobryidae ) from Thailand based on morphological and molecular evidence, with an updated key of Thai troglomorphic species

Four new species of troglomorphic Coecobrya Yosii, 1956 ( Collembola , Entomobryidae ) from Thailand based on morphological and molecular evidence, with an updated key of Thai troglomorphic species