
Giant pill millipedes are short and either dark brown or black. This species is found in Rejang Lebong ,Sumatra

Scietific classification
Kingdom: | Animalia |
Phylum: | Arthropoda |
Class: | Diplopoda |
Order: | Sphaerotheriida |
Family: | Zephroniidae |
Genus: | ? |
Species: | ? |


References :
- Thank To : Matt "Furryscaly" Reinbold for the informations
While this is a very impressive specimen, I must inform you and readers that this is not Glomeris marginata, nor is it related to said species.
ReplyDeleteG. marginata is a member of the Glomerida order of millipedes, is native to Europe, and doesn't get bigger than a pea.
This millipede is a member of the Sphaerotheriida order, which are much larger. Based on the location of Sumatra, this must be from the Zephroniidae family, though I couldn't tell you the genus and definitely not the species.
It's common mistake, but one that I must point out for the sake of future readers.
well..thank you very much for the informations,,
ReplyDeletebut can you tell me, where i can find the references about Zephroniidae family