A new species of the genus Schäffer, 1897 from Hungary and Romania is described and illustrated. belongs to the group with 5+5 eyes, and can be identified by its unique labial chaetotaxy (MmrelL) within this group. Stomp, 1971, the closest related species sharing the same dorsal macrochaetae formula (RRR001/00/0101+2), is also redescribed here based on the holotype. Comparative analysis between the two species and among other related species is provided.
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