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A new    Cryptorchestia    species,    Cryptorchestia   ruffoi    Latella &amp; Vonk,  sp. n.  from the island of Rhodes in south-eastern Greece, can be distinguished on the basis of morphological and phylogenetic data. Morphological analysis and DNA sequencing of mitochondrial and nuclear protein-coding genes indicated that this species is related to    C.   cavimana    (Cyprus) and    C.   garbinii    (Mediterranean regions, with a recent northward expansion). Results supported a genetic separation between the    Cryptorchestia    species of the east Mediterranean regions and those of the northeast Atlantic volcanic islands examined in this study (   C.   canariensis   ,    C.   gomeri   ,    C.   guancha   , and    C.   stocki    from the Canary islands,    C.   monticola    from Madeira, and    C.   chevreuxi    from the Azores). The Mediterranean and Atlantic    Cryptorchestia    species appear to be also morphologically distinct.    Cryptorchestia   ruffoi    sp. n. ,    C.   cavimana   ,    C.   garbinii   , and    C.   kosswigi    (Turkish coast) clearly have a small lobe on the male gnathopod 1 merus. This character was the main diagnostic difference between    Cryptorchestia    ( sensu  Lowry, 2013) and    Orchestia   . However, among the six northeast Atlantic island    Cryptorchestia    species only    C.   stocki    has a small lobe on the merus of gnathopod 1. Reduction or loss of the lobe in the Atlantic Island species cannot be ruled out; however, molecular phylogenetic analysis leads us to presume that this lobe independently evolved between the east Mediterranean    Cryptorchestia    species and    C.   stocki    from Gran Canaria.

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Cryptorchestia   ruffoi    sp. n. from the island of Rhodes (Greece), revealed by morphological and phylogenetic analysis (  Crustacea  ,   Amphipoda  ,   Talitridae  )