Atlas of European millipedes 2: Order Julida (Class Diplopoda) Author Kime, Richard Desmond 847CC68F-00BF-4DAB-8E53-B7A3384D66C1 Email: deskime 2 @ aol. com & urn: lsid: zoobank. org: author: 847 CC 68 F- 00 BF- 4 DAB- 8 E 53 - B 7 A 3384 D 66 C 1 deskime2@aol.com Author Enghoff, Henrik FB09A817-000D-43C3-BCC4-2BC1E5373635 urn: lsid: zoobank. org: author: FB 09 A 817 - 000 D- 43 C 3 - BCC 4 - 2 BC 1 E 5373635 & Corresponding author: henghoff @ snm. ku. dk henghoff@snm.ku.dk text European Journal of Taxonomy 2017 2017-08-29 346 1 299 journal article 21780 10.5852/ejt.2017.346 39926986-58ae-4af8-831c-689b7c8dbbc6 2118-9773 3866525 9600FFB8-3FB9-4522-B030-D5A6B145EDEB 49. Vascoblaniulus cabidochei Mauriès, 1967 Distribution FR-FRA (Gouffre de la Pierre-Saint-Martin in the Pyrenees, Basque Region). Habitat Cavernicolous. Cabidoche (1968: 670) described the unusual habitat of the species in detail: “Among the species living in this cavity, Vascoblaniuilus cabidochei should be especially emphasized; it is localised very differently from the remaining fauna ... and is never found together with … species which come to baits. (This is in contrast to what one can usually see in numerous caves at low altitude in the same region, where diplopods of the genus Typhloblaniulus = [ Blaniulus ] litterally swarm on baits. The new genus described by Mauriès is thus quite distinct: in addition to morphological criteria its ecology is quite different because it is the only species which frequents the banks of subterranean watercourses” (translated from French). In the latter respect, V. cabidochei is reminiscent of certain Trogloiulus and Typhloiulus species ( Enghoff 1985b ). Remarks Its mouthparts are very different from those of other blaniulids, probably an adaptation to living in very wet places ( Enghoff 1985b ).