- Glomeridesmida) lack
gonopods but
possess enlarged appendages known as
telopods at the rear of the body used to
firmly hold
females during mating. The...
- of the
Pentazonia they are
located at the rear of the body and
known as
telopods and may also
function in
grasping females,
while in the Helminthomorpha...
-
males the last leg pair is
modified into
clasping appendages known as
telopods.
Millipedes in this
order develop by hemianamorphosis.
Glomerida is predominantly...
- long as they are wide. Additionally, the
third podomere of the
anterior telopods possesses a
single large,
sclerotized tooth. Z.
album also
exhibits endotergal...
-
placement within Zoosphaerium,
having telopods that
include features seen in
differing species groups. The
frontal telopods are very
similar to
those in the...
- the
order Glomerida. The
adult males in this
family have two
pairs of
telopods (leg pair 18 as well as leg pair 19)
rather than the
single pair (leg pair...
- arcostriatus, and G. marmoreus)
report 35
pairs of legs,
including a pair of
telopods, and 20 segments, one
fewer than the 21
segments found in
adult females...
-
additional modified leg pairs, the
anterior and
posterior telopods under their anal shield. The
telopods resemble chelae and/or clamp-like structures, which...
-
longer than wide, with
curved claws and 8-10
ventral spines. The
anterior telopods, used for reproduction,
possess a
stridulation harp and one stridulation...
- ****ual
dimorphism in its hind legs,
which may be
similar in
function to the
telopods of male
living pill-millipedes that are used to
grasp females during mating...
