three new species of the millipede genus tylopus jeekel, 1968 from thailand, with additional notes on the species described by attems (diplopoda, polydesmida, paradoxosomatidae)
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Abstract
Tylopus currently comprises 55 species, including three new from Thailand: T. corrugatus sp. n., T. trigonum sp. n. and T. parahilaroides sp. n. A new distribution map and an updated key to all 29 species of Tylopus presently known to occur in Thailand are given. Illustrated redescriptions of all four Indochinese Tylopus species described by Carl Attems are also provided, based on type material.
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| Authors | ;Natdanai Likhitrakarn;Sergei Golovatch;Somsak Panha |
| Journal | biochimica et biophysica acta |
| Year | 2014 |
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