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English: Two species of unidentified Chordeumatida from New Zealand (A. Solodovnikov & L. Vilhelmsen leg., ZMUC). Top: subadult male from South Island, Fiordland/Otago District, Lake Gunn, 44°51.500 S, 168°06.086 E, 500 masl, mixed conifer/broadleaf/beech forest, sifted leaf litter, 25.i.2011. Bottom: subadult female from South Island, Fiordland District, W slopes of Mt. Burns (W of Monowai), 45°44.808 S, 167°23.109 E, 900–950 masl, beech forest, in leaf litter and under logs, 23.i.2011. N. Akkari phot. Scales 1 mm.
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Source Henrik Enghoff. 2011. Trans-segmental serial colour patterns in millipedes and their developmental interpretation (Diplopoda). International Journal of Myriapodology 6: 1–27, doi:10.3897/ijm.6.1949
Author N. Akkari

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