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A millipede usually has a segmented body, with two pairs of legs on each segment. They are generally black or brown and resemble a centipede or worm.
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name of body region of milipedes
Are milipedes insect?
no
What eats milipedes?
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Are milipedes vertebras?
No, they do not have a backbone.
Centipedes and milipedes are part of the subphylum?
Myriapoda
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organism that depends on preexisting organic plants
What animals have a hundred legs or over?
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they have legs. haha
Where do milipedes?
probobly in your back yard though there are many in Australia
Where do milipedes live?
probobly in your back yard though there are many in Australia
Are milipedes in Australia?
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