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Eupeyerimhoffia   archimedis    (Strasser, 1965) is redescribed based on several specimens collected at a number of sites close to the type locality on Sicily, Italy. Scanning electron microscopy is used to illustrate several unusual morphological characters for a member of the   Glomerida   for the first time. A fragment of the mitochondrial COI gene (668bp) is sequenced for the first time in    Eupeyerimhoffia    to provide a species-specific barcode and to gain first insights into the genetic distances between the genera in the widespread family   Protoglomeridae  . The novel sequences are compared to representatives of all other genera of the family:    Protoglomeris   vasconica    (Brölemann, 1897) from northern Spain, the dwarfed    Glomerellina   laurae    Silvestri, 1908 from Italy and    Glomeroides   primus    (Silvestri, 1929) from western North America. The addition of COI sequences from the two other families of the   Glomerida   renders the family   Protoglomeridae   paraphyletic with    Glomeroides   primus    being more closely related to    Glomeridella   minima    (Latzel, 1884) than to the other genera in the family. The large genetic distances (13.2–16.8%) between    Eupeyerimhoffia    and the other genera in the order, as well as its unusual morphological characters, including unique morphological adaptations to roll into a ball, are probably an indication of the old age of the group.

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Steps towards a phylogeny of the pill millipedes: non-monophyly of the family   Protoglomeridae  , with an integrative redescription of    Eupeyerimhoffia   archimedis    (  Diplopoda  ,   Glomerida  )