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As part of the German Barcode of Life (GBOL)   Myriapoda   program, which aims to sequence the COI barcoding fragment for 2000 specimens of Germany’s 200 myriapod species in the near future, 44 sequences of the centipede order   Geophilomorpha   are analyzed. The analyses are limited to the genera    Geophilus    Leach, 1814 and    Stenotaenia    Koch, 1847 and include a total of six species. A special focus is    Stenotaenia   , of which 19 specimens from southern, western and eastern Germany could be successfully sequenced. The    Stenotaenia    data shows the presence of three to four vastly different (13.7–16.7% p-distance) lineages of the genus in Germany. At least two of the three lineages show a wide distribution across Germany, only the lineage including topotypes of    S.   linearis    shows a more restricted distribution in southern Germany. In a maximum likelihood phylogenetic analysis the Italian species   S.  ‘ sorrentina ’  (Attems, 1903) groups with the different German    S.   linearis    clades. The strongly different    Stenotaenia   linearis    lineages within Germany, independent of geography, are a strong hint for the presence of additional, cryptic    Stenotaenia    species in Germany.

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First results of the German Barcode of Life (GBOL) –   Myriapoda   project: Cryptic lineages in German    Stenotaenia   linearis    (Koch, 1835) (  Chilopoda  ,   Geophilomorpha  )