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

Family Xystodesmidae

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Pachydesmus · Pleuroloma · Rhysodesmus · Sigmocheir · Sigmoria

Genus Pachydesmus
Unknown Polydesmida - Pachydesmus crassicutis - female Millipede - Pachydesmus crassicutis Millipede - Pachydesmus crassicutis

Genus Pleuroloma
Red-Sided Flat Millipede (Sigmoria aberrans) - Pleuroloma Cyanide millipede? - Pleuroloma flavipes Cyanide millipede? - Pleuroloma flavipes Millipede - Pleuroloma flavipes Masses of millipedes - Pleuroloma flavipes Masses of millipedes - Pleuroloma flavipes

Genus Rhysodesmus
Bentsen polydesmid - Rhysodesmus texicolens Bentsen polydesmid - Rhysodesmus texicolens

Genus Sigmocheir
Calif. foothills polydesmid - Sigmocheir Calif. foothills polydesmid - Sigmocheir Calif. foothills polydesmid - Sigmocheir

Genus Sigmoria
Millipede - Sigmoria Polydesmida??? - Sigmoria trimaculata Millipede - Sigmoria trimaculata millipede from Torreya State Park, FL - Sigmoria australis Millipede - Sigmoria trimaculata Millipede in North Alabama - Sigmoria Red & Black - Sigmoria Unknown Millipede - Sigmoria trimaculata

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