Figs 1–9 in The problems involved in the characterisation of scolopendromorph species (Chilopoda: Scolopendromorpha)

Figs 1–9. Characters of Scolopendromorpha. 1. Composite drawing showing a ventral view of segment 21 and end leg prefemora, based on Rhysida and Otostigmus. The left side with three coxopleural end spines and one lateral spine, regularly arranged prefemoral spines and sternite 21 narrowed posteriorly (also indicated by dashed line on right). The right side with two coxopleural end spines, two lateral spines, an irregular arrangement of prefemoral spines and sternite 21 widened posteriorly. 2. Distal part of femur, tibia and tarsi of an end leg of Cryptops polyodontus Attems, 1905 from Zealand (after Archey 1924). 3. Coxosternal toothplates of a male Scolopendra morsitans Linnaeus, 1758, length 78 mm, showing right tooth plate with additional teeth from Île aux Sables, Rodrigues, Indian Ocean. 4. Normal coxosternal tooth plates, of a 35 mm specimen of Otostigmus beroni Lewis, 2001 from Nepal. 5. Worn coxosternal tooth plates of a second 35 mm specimen of Otostigmus beroni. 6. Tergite 10 of a 30 mm Otostigmus nr scaber Porat, 1876, from Gunung Mulu, Sarawak. 7. Sternite 17 of a 45 mm specimen of Otostigmus cf sumatranus Haase, 1887 from Gunung Api, Sarawak. 8. Head and first two tergites, of a 38 mm specimen of Cormocephalus cupipes Pocock, 1891 from Mozambique (after Lewis 2001). 9. Head and first two tergites of a 38 mm specimen of Cormocephalus pseudopunctatus Kraepelin, 1903 from Mozambique (after Lewis 2001).