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We describe and analyze two examples of naturally occurring morphological  anomalies in the geophilomorph centipedes. Recorded abnormalities include a  supernumerary hemisclerite in an adult female specimen of Clinopodes flavidus  C.L. Koch, and an even number of leg-bearing segments in a subadult male  specimen of Clinopodes trebevicensis (Verhoeff). The morphological complexity  of these defects makes them hard to explain as the result of healing or  regeneration. They are most probably congenital and are interpreted as the  effects of perturbation of different morphogenetic processes occurring at  different phases of development of the segments in a given trunk region

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Cases of trunk segmental anomalies in the geophilomorph centipedes Clinopodes flavidus C.L. Koch and clinopodes trebevicensis (Verhoeff) (Chilopoda: Geophilomorpha)