Milipede On The Green Leaf That Fallen From The Tree. Millipedesâ Are A Group Ofâ Arthropodsâ That Are Characterised By Having Two Pairs Of Jointedâ Legsâ On Most Body Segments; They Are Known Scientifically As Theâ Classâ Diplopoda, The Name Derived From This Feature. Each Double-Legged Segment Is A Result Of Two Single Segments Fused Together. Most Millipedes Have Very Elongated Cylindrical Or Flattened Bodies With More Than 20 Segments. Although The Name & X22;Millipede& X22; Derives From The Latin For & X22;Thousand Feet& X22;, No Species Was Known To Have 1,000 Or More Until The Discovery Of Eumillipes.

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