Scolopendromorpha, Leach, 1815
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https://doi.org/ 10.11646/zootaxa.4438.1.2 |
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.5958145 |
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/03F43A17-FFC0-4069-FF5F-799F20CEFE31 |
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Scolopendromorpha |
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Key to the Scolopendromorpha View in CoL View at ENA of Saint Barthélemy Island
1. 23 leg-bearing segments............................................................................... 2.
-. 21 leg-bearing segments............................................................................... 5.
2. Leg-bearing segment 7 with spiracles, tarsus 2 of ultimate legs of several articles and longer than tarsus 1................................................................................................... Newportia View in CoL (s.str.) … 3.
-. Leg-bearing segment 7 without spiracles, tarsus 2 of ultimate legs consists of several articles or a single article which is shorter than tarsus 1........................................................................................ 4.
3. Tibiae 3/4–20 with lateral and ventral spurs.............................................. N. longitarsis virginensis View in CoL
-. Tibiae 2–20 with a lateral spur only............................................................ N. heteropoda View in CoL
4. Tarsungula very short, ultimate tarsus 2 of several articles..................................... Newportia (Tidops) View in CoL *
-. Tarsungula normal, ultimate tarsus 2 consists of a single article................................... Scolopocryptops View in CoL *
5. Leg-bearing segment 7 with spiracles............................................................... Rhysida View in CoL *
-. Leg-bearing segment 7 without spiracles.................................................................. 6.
6. Eyes absent.................................................................................. Cryptops View in CoL *
-. Eyes present........................................................................................ 7.
7. Spiracle atrium covered by cuticular folds................................................................. 8. -. Spiracle without cuticular folds..................................................... Otostigmus (Parotostigmus) View in CoL 8. Legs without tarsal spurs....................................................... Cormocephalus View in CoL : C. i. impressus View in CoL -. Legs with tarsal spurs.................................................................... Scolopendra … 9. 9. Tergite 1 with an anterior transverse suture......................................................... S. crudelis -. Tergite 1 without an anterior transverse suture............................................................. 10. 10. Prefemur of legs 20 with dorsal spines............................................................ S. alternans -. Prefemur of legs 20 without dorsal spines................................................................ 11. 11. Prefemur of ultimate legs with up to 3(4) spines ventrally; tergite 21 without median suture............... S. subspinipes -. Prefemur of ultimate legs with at least 8 spines ventrally; tergite 21 with median suture.................... S. morsitans
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