Table 3 in Cave millipede diversity with the description of six new species from Guangxi, China

Table 3. Fourteen troglomorphic millipede species detected in more than one cave, Guangxi, South China Karst, China. 'Order: Family: Species’, number of caves (# Caves) to suggest a level of potential endemism), and maximum distance between caves in kilometers (Max Dist.) are provided. *Indicates coordinate data for all caves was unavailable for that species. ‘?’ denotes maximum distance was indeterminable due to lack of cave coordinate data. 'Landscape features’ potentially affecting distribution of caves separated by more than 10 km.
Order: Family: Species# CavesMax dist. (km)Landscape featuresPolydesmida: Haplodesmidae* Eutrichodesmus latus414.32Maximum distance between two caves provided, the third cave occurs in between the two.* Eutrichodesmus similis2?ParadoxosomatidaHylomus scolopendroides481.27Three caves clustered within 21.24 km; one cave separated by Diaojiang, Hongshui and Jincheng Rivers and lowland areasHylomus scutigeroides6137.6One cave separated from others by Hongshui River; others may occur in same formationPolydesmidae* Pacidesmus armatus312.4Two of three caves separated by lowland areas* Pacidesmus bedosae32.67Pacidesmus tiani21.88Pacidesmus trifidus459.7Separated by lowland areasSpirostreptida: CambalopsidaeGlyphiulus acutus28.85Glyphiulus difficilis29.32Glyphiulus mulunensis27.77Glyphiulus paramulunensis26.67Glyphiulus proximus22.67Glyphiulus speobius211.22Separated by lowland areas