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Diplopoda

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Diplopoda, commonly known as millipedes, are a group of arthropods that are known for their long bodies and numerous legs. They are important detritivores in ecosystems, helping to break down organic matter.

Key Features

  • Long, segmented body
  • Numerous legs (typically two pairs per segment)
  • Detritivores
  • Slow-moving

Pros

  • Important role in recycling organic matter
  • Generally harmless to humans

Cons

  • Can be considered pests in some agricultural settings
  • Some species can release defensive chemicals when threatened

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Last updated: Sun, Mar 22, 2026, 05:21:16 AM UTC