- such as the
leatherjacket grub of
crane flies which have no legs, and
geophilid centipedes,
which may have over two hundred, are
sometimes confused with...
-
terminal claw. Like G. tampophor, it
differs from
other western American geophilids by
having prehensorial claws armed at the base,
however unlike G. tampophor...
-
Leafcutter ant (soldier) –
Tiger jumping spider vs.
Yellow jumping spider –
Geophilid centipede vs.
Costa Rican cellar spider – Orange-mouthed
tarantula vs...
-
Notes image Kachinophilus pereirai Bonato,
Edgecombe &
Minelli 2013 A
geophilid centipede Lithopendra anjafliessae Haug, Haug & Haug 2023 A centipede...
- forci****,
rather than the two
intermediate articles usually found in
geophilid centipedes. This
centipede was
first described in 1898 by the
German zoologist...
- House, and when
walking back to the
Hikari Studio they are
attacked by a
Geophilid Worm. T****sa
destroys it as
Kuuga Pegasus Form, and is then attacked...
-
Species of
geophilid centipede...
- "Morphology,
taxonomy and
distribution of
Diphyonyx gen. n., a
lineage of
geophilid centipedes with
unusually shaped claws (Chilopoda: Geophilidae)". European...
-
adhering to the bark.
Natural predators of
motyxias include rodents,
geophilid centipedes, and
larval phengodid beetles. The life
cycle of M. sequoiae...
-
morphological evidence also
places this
subfamily in a
clade with the
geophilid genus Geoperingueyia,
which emerges as the
closest relative of this subfamily...
