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Centipede

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Field Notes

Description:

Large

Species ID Suggestions

Unilineate Millipede.

Megaphyllum unilineatum

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John B.
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John B.
Google's AI Overview states: "Yes, it appears that Megaphyllum unilineatum is indeed present in the Philippines, specifically as an endemic species. This means it is native to the Philippines and is not found anywhere else in the world. "Endemic to the Philippines" is a phrase used in the search results, indicating the species' unique geographical distribution."
lori.tas
I think that is a millipede actually. They have more feet per segment than a centipede.
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PublishedDecember 30, 2010

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