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Subphylum Myriapoda - Myriapods

Centipedes · Millipedes · Symphylans · Pauropodans

Class Chilopoda - Centipedes
Stone Centipede 042011centipede - Scolopendra viridis Long Thin Centipede - Strigamia bidens Centipede brown centipede - Lithobius forficatus Geophilus oweni Centipede from oak leaf litter - Scolopocryptops gracilis Hemiscolopendra marginata

Class Diplopoda - Millipedes
Sigmoria aberrans - male brown and orange Millipede - Apheloria orange and black millipede Pseudopolydesmus? Yellow Spotted millipede. - Apheloria montana Millipede Worm: shiny, dark-brown, many legs tiny bumpy millipede - Desmonus pudicus

Class Symphyla - Symphylans
Symphylan Tiny Centipede Symphylan Symphylan IMG_0586 Symphyla, Scutigerellidae Symphyla, Scutigerellidae Symphylans Class Symphyla?

Class Pauropoda - Pauropodans
Pauropod Pauropod Pauropod something like Eurypauropodidae Pauropods Pauropoda Pauropoda Pauropoda


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