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chilopod
[kahy-luh-pod]
noun
any arthropod of the class Chilopoda, comprising the centipedes.
chilopod
/ kaɪˈlɒpədən, ˈkaɪləˌpɒd /
noun
any arthropod of the class Chilopoda, which includes the centipedes See also myriapod
Other Word Forms
- chilopodous adjective
- chilopodan noun
- ˈDZǻdzܲ adjective
Word History and Origins
Word History and Origins
Origin of chilopod1
Example Sentences
Cermatobius, based upon a single species, martensii, from the isl. of Adenara, is of peculiar interest, since in the absence of coxal pores, and the length and multi-articulation of the antennae and tarsal segments, it approaches more nearly to Scutigera than does any other pleurostigmous Chilopod.
The maxillae are long and have a sensory organ, the palpognaths are long, spiny and composed of five segments, like the primitive Chilopod leg, and the toxicognaths have their basal segments disunited and independently movable.
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