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A new species of    Eupolybothrus    Verhoeff, 1907 discovered in caves of Velebit Mountain in Croatia is described.    E.   liburnicus    sp. n.  exhibits a few morphological differences from its most similar congeners, all of which are attributed to the subgenusSchizopolybothrus   Verhoeff, 1934, and two approaches to species delimitation using the  COI  barcode region identify it as distinct from the closely allied    E.   cavernicolus    Stoev &amp; Komerički, 2013.E.   spiniger    (Latzel, 1888) is redescribed and a lectotype is designated for it as well as    E.   caesar    (Verhoeff, 1899) to stabilize their respective taxonomic status. The subspecies    E.   acherontis   wardaranus    Verhoeff, 1937, previously suspected to be a synonym of    E.   caesar    (Verhoeff, 1899), is redescribed and its taxonomy revised after the study of type material whereas the identity of    E.   acherontis    (Verhoeff, 1900) described from a female from southwest Trebinje (Bosnia and Herzegovina) remains unknown. Type material of    E.   stygis    (Folkmanova, 1940) is confirmed to be lost and future designation of neotypes from topotypic specimens is necessary to stabilize its taxonomy. The importance of setal arrangement on the intermediate and 14 th  tergites and the sexual modifications on the male 15 th  prefemur for species identification is discussed in the light of present findings, and a review of the species of   E.  ( Schizopolybothrus )  that display these traits is also provided.

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A new cave centipede from Croatia,    Eupolybothrus   liburnicus    sp. n., with notes on the subgenus     Schizopolybothrus   Verhoeff, 1934 (  Chilopoda  ,   Lithobiomorpha  ,   Lithobiidae  )