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Six new species of the   Spirobolida   millipede genus    Riotintobolus    Wesener, 2009, are described from the spiny forest in southern Madagascar utilising genetic barcoding, drawings and scanning electron microscopy:    Riotintobolus   tsimelahy    sp. nov. ,    R.   mangatsiaka    sp. nov. ,    R.   lavanono    sp. nov. ,    R.   bovinus    sp. nov. ,    R.   antafoky    sp. nov.  and    R.   makayi    sp. nov.  One other    Riotintobolus    population from the spiny forest might represent an additional species based on genetic data, but it cannot be described as no male specimens were collected. At present, the genus    Riotintobolus    Wesener, 2009 has eight species from the spiny forest and two species from the littoral rainforest. A determination key to all ten species of the genus is provided. Molecular data reveal that the two critically endangered species from the humid littoral rainforest are not closely related to one another, but have their closest relative in the dry spiny forest ecosystem.    Riotintobolus   mandenensis    Wesener, 2009, only known from the southern littoral rainforest of Mandena is related to    R.   tsimelahy    sp. nov.  from the nearby spiny forest at Tsimelahy with a  p -distance of 11%, while    R.   minutus    Wesener, 2009 from the littoral forest of Sainte Luce is more distant to all other    Riotintobolus    species, but more closely related to    R.   bovinus    sp. nov.  from the southwestern forest of the Makay.

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Ecotone shifts in southern Madagascar: first barcoding data and six new species of the endemic millipede genus    Riotintobolus    (  Spirobolida  ,   Pachybolidae  )