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centipedes (maxillipeds, maxillipedes).
Other names include prehensors,
telopodites, forci****e, (singular forci****). and in the
specific case in which...
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coxal projections and
telopodites of the
first maxillae possessing subapical spine-sensilla and
apical scutefilaments;
telopodites of the
second maxillae...
- Mecistocephalidae,
native to
Europe and Asia.
Centipedes in this
genus feature small telopodites without claws on the
second maxillae and a
robust basal denticle on the...
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Europe and Asia as far as ****an.
Centipedes in this
genus feature small telopodites on the
second maxillae, the head and forci****r
segment are elongate...
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appendages called telopodites and
coxal projections. The
second maxillae,
which partly cover the
first maxillae,
consist of only a
telopodite and a coxosternite...
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anterior marginal band; the
second maxillae have
swollen and
densely setose telopodites and a
coxosternite divided mid-longitudinally.
These centipedes range...
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pectinate lamellae on each mandible,
second maxillae with
strongly tapering telopodites and
slightly spatulate claws, and a
stout forci****r
segment with short...
- wall of the mesothorax.: 164 The
trochanter is the
basal segment of the
telopodite; it is
always a
small segment in the
insect leg,
freely movable by a horizontal...
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epipharynx with
clusters of spear-shaped
sensilla on the
clypeal part, and
telopodites of the
second maxillae with a
distally flattened pretarsus. "Himantarioidea...
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dorsally into the body
cavity and
their sigmoid,
crossing gonopodal telopodites.
Oriulus venustus covers most of
North America north of
Mexico east of...
