a new millipede of the family ammodesmidae found in central africa (diplopoda, polydesmida)

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Abstract
The first species of the small Afrotropical family Ammodesmidae discovered in central Africa (Democratic Republic of the Congo) belongs to the genus Ammodesmus Cook, 1896, which was hitherto known only from two species in western Africa. A key is given to incorporate A. congoensis sp. n., a species also showing an evident sex dimorphism: ♂ densely hirsute, ♀ with much longer and sparser tergal setae.
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Authors ;Didier VandenSpiegel;Sergei I. Golovatch
Journal biochimica et biophysica acta
Year 2015
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10.3897/zookeys.483.9150
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Zoology

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