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A New Species of Insculptoppia Mite (Acari: Oribatida: Oppiidae) from a Cave in the Southwestern U.S.A.

A new oribatid species, Insculptoppia cavernalis spec. nov., is described from a cave in the southwestern USA. The new species is considered a troglobite. Two specimens of ‘Rasmusella n.sp. (spp.?)’ in the list of fossil mites from Hidden Cave (Table 1 in Polyak et al., 2001) were also identified to be this species.