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Centipedes and Millipedes |
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Ancyloceras "A genus of fossil terebranchiate cephalopods, of the family Ammonitidæ, or made the type of a special family Ancyloceratidæ."-Whitney, 1902... |
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Centiped The common hundred-legged worm. Its body is divided into a number of similar joints, and each joint is provided with a pair of legs.... |
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Centipede The covering of millipedes and centipedes, which looks like jointed armor, gives firmness to the body, and furnishes points of attachment to the muscles.... |
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Centipede Centipedes have flattened bodies, with one pair of legs to each segment. They are carnivorous.... |
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Centipede This Centipedes has a flattened bodies, with one pair of legs to each segment, but it has less than 100 leg pairs. They are carnivorous.... |
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Centipede Centipedes have from fifteen to twenty pair of legs. ... |
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Centipede "A, a, Cephalic plate; b, Tergum of segment bearing first pair of legs (d); c, Tip of palpognath; e, Antenna; f, toxicognath; g, Last pair of appendages, enlarged and directed backwards." (Britannica... |
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Centipede Head "Head of Scolopendra, from below, showing the epilabrum, the protomala with its cardo (Card), and stipes (St); Ant, antenna." -Whitney, 1911... |
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Centipede, Giant "A Centipede is a worm having a long slender, depressed body, protected by coriaceous plates, 21 pairs of legs, distinct eyes, 4 on each side, and antennæ with 17 joints. The name is, however, p... |
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Centipede, House The House Centipede (Scutigera coleoptrata) is a yellow and gray centipede with thirty legs. It was once referred to as Cermatia forceps.... |
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Gastrotricha A small group of fairly uniform animals which live among Rotifers and Protozoa at the bottom of ponds and marshes.... |
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Millipede Millipedes have an indefinite number of legs. ... |
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Myriapoda "1 and 1, Egg and Larva of Iulus; 2, and 2, Iulus; 3, Polydesmus; 4, Glomeris; 5, Geophilus; 6, Lithobius; 7, Scutigera Longicornis" — Goodrich, 1859... |
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Scolopendra, electric "The Electric Scolopendra, S. electrica, is a European species, luminous in the dark." — Goodrich, 1859... |
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Scutigera Forceps "Scutigera forceps, a harmless centiped." —Davison, 1906... |
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Worm, Peripatus Peripatus is a genus of Onychophora (Velvet worms). It is said to be a living fossil because it has been unchanged for approximately 570 million years. Peripatus is a nocturnal carnivore. It feeds by... |
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