. The cyclopædia of anatomy and physiology. Anatomy; Physiology; Zoology. Gen. 2. SCOLOPENDRA. Eyes4-4. Stetnmatiform. Antennae setaceous, 17 or 20 jointed. Body of 23 depressed rings. Feet 21 pairs, hinder longest, with the first joint spinulose ( Fig. 310.) X Fig- 310. Scutigera livida. Fam. 2. SCOLOPENDRID^E. Antennae tapering, moniliform, moderate. Less numerous, moderate. Eyes numerous in groups, or wanting. Gen. 1. LITHOBIUS. Segments of the body 17, imbricate. Eyes many, gregarious. Antennae 20 to 40 jointed. (Fig. 309, Lithobius Jbrficatus.) Fig. Lithobius. Gen. 3. CRYPTOPS. Eyes


. The cyclopædia of anatomy and physiology. Anatomy; Physiology; Zoology. Gen. 2. SCOLOPENDRA. Eyes4-4. Stetnmatiform. Antennae setaceous, 17 or 20 jointed. Body of 23 depressed rings. Feet 21 pairs, hinder longest, with the first joint spinulose ( Fig. 310.) X Fig- 310. Scutigera livida. Fam. 2. SCOLOPENDRID^E. Antennae tapering, moniliform, moderate. Less numerous, moderate. Eyes numerous in groups, or wanting. Gen. 1. LITHOBIUS. Segments of the body 17, imbricate. Eyes many, gregarious. Antennae 20 to 40 jointed. (Fig. 309, Lithobius Jbrficatus.) Fig. Lithobius. Gen. 3. CRYPTOPS. Eyes inconspicuous. Antennae setaceous, 17 jointed. Feet 21 pairs, hinder longest, not spinous. Gen. 4. STRIGAMIA. Gray. (Geophilus.) Eyes none. Antennae 14 jointed, moniliform, rather elongate. Body linear, depressed. Feet very numerous, fifty pairs or more. The whole body of a Myriapod consists of a succession of similar rings or segments of various form and consistency, the number of which would seem to be constant in the mature 2 N 2. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original Todd, Robert Bentley, 1809-1860. London, Sherwood, Gilbert, and Piper


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