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In Case You Didn't Know ...
These fascinating tiny arthropods look like short, pale millipedes. They inhabit soil and leaf litter and are known to eat mold, fungal hyphae, and the root hairs of plants.
Their distinctive anal plate, is unique to pauropods. The antennae are branching, biramous, and segmented, which also helps set them apart.
