Sphaeropoeus
Sphaeropoeus is a genus of giant pill millipedes belonging to the family Zephroniidae.[1]
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| Genus: | Sphaeropoeus Brandt, 1833 |
Distribution
Species of this genus are present in North India, Myanmar, Malayan Peninsula, Java, Sumatra and Borneo.
Species
- Sphaeropoeus exstinctus
- Sphaeropoeus extinctus
- Sphaeropoeus gisleni
- Sphaeropoeus glabrus
- Sphaeropoeus hercules
- Sphaeropoeus inermis
- Sphaeropoeus lugubris
- Sphaeropoeus maculatus
- Sphaeropoeus magnus
- Sphaeropoeus malaccanus
- Sphaeropoeus modiglianii
- Sphaeropoeus montanus
- Sphaeropoeus musicus
- Sphaeropoeus pellitus
- Sphaeropoeus politus
- Sphaeropoeus punctulatissimus
- Sphaeropoeus speciosus
- Sphaeropoeus stollii
- Sphaeropoeus sumatrensis
- Sphaeropoeus tatusiaeformis
- Sphaeropoeus tigratus
- Sphaeropoeus tuberculosus
- Sphaeropoeus unciger
- Sphaeropoeus variegatus
- Sphaeropoeus velutinus
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