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Diplopoda ID?
Pentti Ketola
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Posted on 08-10-2014 08:02
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Hi,
Any ideas what species this could be?
I took the photo on 31.1.2014 Kokkola, Finland.
Size 18mm.

Regards Pentti.
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Not the best photo, as you can see high deatil images are important to determine to spec: http://agrozoo.ne...nthomorpha
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Hi Pentti! I tried to identify your millipede using the Encyclopedia of the Swedish Flora and Fauna. I think it is one of two species; Cylindroiulus latestriatus or C. brittanicus. If it was found on a seashore it is almost certainly latestriatus, if found elsewhere it is probably brittanicus. But examination of sexual characters is required if you want to be completely sure.

Johan

 
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Hi,

thank you very much for your determinations and comments.
I dug this from an ant hillSmile, a seashore 10km.
Yes, it seems to be Cylindroiulus brittanicus.

Pentti.
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I think that brittanicus is the most likely, but I'm not an expert...
 
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