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Class Diplopoda - Millipedes

 
 
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Polyxenida · Platydesmida · Polyzoniida · Julida · Spirobolida

Order Polyxenida
Soft millipede, Polyxenidae - Polyxenus lagurus Not a derm*estid larva! - Polyxenus lagurus Not a derm*estid larva! - Polyxenus lagurus Cucujid's company - Polyxenus lagurus Mother-lode of tufted millipedes - Polyxenus lagurus Mother-lode of tufted millipedes - Polyxenus lagurus Unidentified Insect. Soft Millipedes - Polyxenus lagurus

Order Platydesmida
Millipedes - Brachycybe lecontii Millipedes - Brachycybe lecontii Tiny millipede - Brachycybe lecontii pinkish Calif. platydesmid pinkish Calif. platydesmid Orange Millipedes - Brachycybe Orange Millipedes - Brachycybe Brachycybe with eggs - Brachycybe - female

Order Polyzoniida

Order Julida
Millipede - male millipede big millipede tiny millipede? Large (for Seattle) Millipede - Bollmaniulus Millipede - Ophyiulus pilosus Millipede in Maryland - Ptyoiulus - male Karteroiulus alaskanus - Kateroiulus alaskanus

Order Spirobolida
Millipede - Narceus americanus American Giant Millipede - Narceus americanus millipede - Chicobolus spinigerus American Giant? - Narceus americanus Eurhinocricus Millipede - Narceus americanus Millipede - Narceus americanus Large Millipede - Narceus americanus

 
 
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