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A new geophilomorph centipede,    Geophilus   hadesi    sp. n., is described from caves in the Velebit Mountain, central Croatia. Together with    Geophilus   persephones    Foddai &amp; Minelli, 1999, described from Pierre Saint-Martin cave in France, they are the only two remarkably troglomorphic geophilomorphs hitherto known. The new species apparently belongs to a group of    Geophilus    species inhabiting mainly Western and Southern Europe, with a uniquely modified pretarsus in the second maxillae.    G.   hadesi    sp. n.  shows unusual traits, some of which commonly found in troglobitic arthropods, including exceptionally elongated antennae, trunk segments and leg claws. The species is described upon specimens found in two caves at a depth below -250 m. Another two specimens apparently belonging to the same species have been recorded in another deep vertical cave at -980 m and -1100 m. The latter represents the world’s deepest record of   Chilopoda   as a whole.

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At the end of the rope:    Geophilus   hadesi    sp. n. – the world’s deepest cave-dwelling centipede (  Chilopoda  ,   Geophilomorpha  ,   Geophilidae  )