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Myriapods (from
Ancient Gr**** μυρίος (muríos) 'countless' and πούς (poús) 'foot') are the
members of
subphylum Myriapoda,
containing arthropods such as...
- are many
differences between millipedes and centipedes. Both
groups of
myriapods have long, multi-segmented bodies, many legs, a
single pair of antennae...
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orders and
around 140 families,
making Diplopoda the
largest class of
myriapods, an
arthropod group which also
includes centipedes and
other multi-legged...
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walckenaerii Brandt, 1841
Julus zameniscolor Fanzago, 1880 "Julus".
Global Myriapod Information System.
Zoologische Staatssammlung München. June 18, 2008....
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described in 1928.
Other analyses have
interpreted the
specimen as a
myriapod. The head part of a specimen,
preserved in a
fragment of
Rhynie Chert,...
- ways.
Despite myriapods and
hexapods both
having similar head combinations,
hexapods are
deeply nested within crustacea while myriapods are not, so these...
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Megaphyllum is a
genus of
myriapods belonging to the
family Julidae. The
species of this
genus are
found in
Europe and Russia. Species:
Megaphyllum arcuatum...
- Diplopoda, or
milliped in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
millipede is a
myriapod with two
pairs of legs on most segments.
Millipede may also
refer to: Millipede...
- "insect translations". ezglot.com. "What is a bug? Insects, arachnids, and
myriapods" at
Museum of New
Zealand Te Papa
Tongarewa website.
Accessed 10 March...
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arthropods such as
arachnids (e.g.
trigonotarbids and Pulmonoscorpius),
myriapods (e.g. Arthropleura) and
especially insects (particularly
flying insects)...
