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Henia vesuvianaObserv.
jfmantisDescripción
See last photo for a lucky ventral shot of the mouthparts.
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shawnb2Descripción
Very large, about 5+ cm long, with 81 leg pairs. Found on top of wooden fence
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Henia vesuvianaObserv.
tobiashaysDescripción
Underneath log in flower bed, in damp decaying plant material.
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kschneiDescripción
Seven of these 500-micron mites were extracted from live oak leaf litter using a Tullgren funnel, collected with permit PINN-2023-SCI-0005, specimen photos taken in part at the California Academy of Sciences.
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Ciempiés Doméstico del Mediterráneo (Scutigera coleoptrata)Observ.
seigmondDescripción
House Centipede Scutigera coleoptrata at Falls Church, VA
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dustin_lynchDescripción
Ozark Underground Lab tour - with Tom Aley, Mike Slay, Bryan rupar and others (National Cave and Karst Symposium field-trip).
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ldvnDescripción
Pyrgocyphosoma (syn. Helvetiosoma) arvernum
following Brölemann (1935). Faune de France. 29. Myriapodes Diplopodes (Chilognathes I)
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annegpDescripción
At the top of a 3-foot tall fertile frond of a Cinnamon Fern. I believe it may have been killed by the fungus Arthrophaga myriapodina which would explain why it climbed.
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Motyxia monicaObserv.
prakritDescripción
Appears to be M. monica by range and the gonopods look identical to me. M. porrecta is the only one nearby afaik but it seems to be restricted to Kern cyn? Gonopods look very different imo
If they are M. monica I was surprised to see how bright the bioluminescence was. After ~10 min in a dark room it was possible to resolve details of individual rings, legs, antennae, etc. Variation across the range?
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kschneiDescripción
Very long pale, orangeish centipede under rock, collected, 13-14 cm long.
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Euryurus orestesObserv.
handycoordinationDescripción
Found among others in the rotted out hollow of a tree
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harsiparkerDescripción
Approximate length = 8 - 9 mm. I found this small millipede by picking up a fallen twig with some attached moss and gently tapping it against the edge of a small plastic container. After taking this series of photos, I returned the millipede back to the moss on the twig where I found it. I always do my best to minimize how much I disturb the critters I wish to photograph -- my aim is to leave them unharmed and in the exact same microhabitat/location where I discovered them.
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Tribu AniuliniObserv.
pufferchungDescripción
Old observation, Jan. 2019
Mating Parajulid millipedes
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rwmendez3Descripción
moist, cold isolated pockets of juniper litter in rolling, grassy/brushy hills
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Familia JulidaeObserv.
ingrid_kaatzDescripción
on the underside of a fallen branch! COLONIZED after landing i presume!
It was curled up on this spot and seemingly resting curled up. When i flipped the branch it stayed for several minutes then marched off to find a darker spot to nap.
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Milpiés Aplanados (Orden Polydesmida)Observ.
peterswartDescripción
Millipede on a rotting log next to the Groot River.
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joseph92Descripción
Found dead in water. Broke in half after collecting for @derhennen.
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chloe_and_trevorDescripción
Berlese funnel from woodrat nest debris. ~1.5mm. Collected
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Milpiés Japonés de Invernadero (Oxidus gracilis)Observ.
erincpowDescripción
Affected by entomopathogenic fungus, being eaten by a harvestman
Harvestmen observation: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/143960274
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heelsplitterDescripción
Growing abundantly on dead millipedes on the tops of hardwood logs. Fungus erupting from between host segments. Hyphae simple-septate. 1-celled, thin-walled conidia produced on clavate conidiogenesis cells. Conidiophores unbranched. Conidia germinating by repetition. Conidia measurements: (29.6) 31 – 42.8 (48.2) × (23.5) 25.6 – 32.6 (39.9) µm, Q = (1.1) 1.14 – 1.4 (1.5); N = 30, Me = 37.4 × 29.3 µm; Qe = 1.3
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Cleidogona alataObserv.
handycoordinationDescripción
One female and one male from a small, sandy forest patch between the creek and the dunes
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Milpiés Aplanados (Orden Polydesmida)Observ.
sadie_hickeyDescripción
In oak and redwood leaf litter in fog drip zone
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zgraham1994Descripción
I watched this millipede go from the rock directly into fast flowing water. Moved around underwater for ~15 minutes
