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Large Millipede
Copyright © 2020 chalon9

Large Millipede
Rancho San Diego/San Diego Wildlife Refuge, San Diego County, California, USA
March 25, 2020
Size: 10-13cm Length/1cm Width
@biosam on iNaturalist believes it to be of the Tulobolinae family, potentially T. claremontus, H. hebes, and H. mimus. For size reference I didn't have a ruler, but estimating based on it's comparison to my hand, it was roughly 10-13cm long and roughly 1cm wide. It was found under a rock in the San Diego Wildlife Refuge off of Campo Road.

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Contributed by chalon9 on 26 March, 2020 - 1:11am
Last updated 7 January, 2021 - 4:06pm

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