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

Family Xystodesmidae

 
 
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Apheloria · Cherokia · Furcillaria · Harpaphe · Motyxia

Genus Apheloria
Millepede - Apheloria virginiensis freshly molted Millipede - Apheloria Genus or species? - Apheloria tigana Millipede - Apheloria Millipede - Apheloria virginiensis Millipede (Polydesmida) - Apheloria virginiensis Apheloria virginiensis? Hudson Valley, NY - Apheloria virginiensis Millipede - Apheloria virginiensis

Genus Cherokia
Millipede - Cherokia georgiana Millipede - Cherokia georgiana Flat Millipede: possible cherokia georgiana? - Cherokia georgiana Flat Millipede: possible cherokia georgiana? - Cherokia georgiana Flat Millipede: possible cherokia georgiana? - Cherokia georgiana

Genus Furcillaria
Millipede - Furcillaria aequalis

Genus Harpaphe
Yellow-spotted Millipede - Harpaphe haydeniana Harpaphe haydeniana Harpaphe haydeniana Black and Yellow Millipede - Harpaphe Black and Yellow Millipede - Harpaphe Black and Yellow Millipede - Harpaphe Forest Millipede (H. haydeniana) breeding - Harpaphe haydeniana - male - female Forest Millipede (H. haydeniana), defensive posture & secretions - Harpaphe haydeniana

Genus Motyxia
Millipede - Motyxia

 
 
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