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Home » Guide » Arthropods (Arthropoda) » Millipedes (Diplopoda)

Class Diplopoda - Millipedes

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Spirostreptida · Callipodida · Chordeumatida · Polydesmida

Order Spirostreptida
Millipede - Orthoporus texicolens Female Millipede - Orthoporus texicolens - female Millipede - Orthoporus ornatus Small, long, thin Millipede with more than 40 segments and slightly clubbed antennae. - male Small, long, thin Millipede with more than 40 segments and slightly clubbed antennae. - male Desert Millipede - Orthoporus ornatus Millipede? - Orthoporus ornatus Millipede? - Orthoporus ornatus

Order Callipodida
Millipede-what kind? - Abacion - male millipede in a cave - Abacion Enormous Chordeumatid? - Abacion Enormous Chordeumatid? - Abacion Millipede - Abacion texense Millipede - Abacion texense Millipede - Abacion texense Creppy Crawler - Abacion

Order Chordeumatida
Mini Millipede? - Underwoodia iuloides Millipede - Underwoodia iuloides Millipede - Underwoodia iuloides Millipede - Underwoodia iuloides Millipede - Underwoodia iuloides Millipede ID Millipede Millipede

Order Polydesmida
Millipede - Sigmoria latior Greenhouse Millipede - Oxidus gracilis Millipede-any idea whick one? - Pseudopolydesmus millipede under bridge - Harpaphe Millipede in North Alabama - Sigmoria Millipede in North Alabama - Sigmoria Millipede - Harpaphe Pseudopolydesmus?

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