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condition of this
species is
convergent with the
distantly related Illacme plenipes of
North America, the
previous record holder for
maximum number of legs...
- twenty-five to twenty-nine days old.
Metenteron in the
milliped Illacme plenipes.
Hindgut fermentation digest-035—Embryo
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North Carolina...
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millipedes in the
family Siphonorhinidae. It
includes three species.
Illacme plenipes was
first described in 1928 from San
Benito County, California, and rediscovered...
- (2012). "A
redescription of the
leggiest animal, the
millipede Illacme plenipes, with
notes on its
natural history and
biogeography (Diplopoda, Siphonophorida...
- part of the
Illacme genus,
which contains only two
other species,
Illacme plenipes and
Illacme socal. "Illacme tobini". GBIF.
Retrieved 2020-01-25. S****ey...
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after William Welles Hollister,
namesake of the city of Hollister.
Illacme plenipes, a
millipede having more legs than any
other millipede species, was discovered...
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Illacme plenipes, a
millipede with 170
segments and 662 legs...
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which depend on the
chaparral habitat. A
species of millipede,
Illacme plenipes, is
endemic to the
southern Diablo Range.
First described in 1926, then...
- total. He co-described with Cook the
leggiest animal on earth:
Illacme plenipes, with over 700 legs.
Harold Loomis was born in the
Mertensia neighborhood...
