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Practice Reading: Re-order Paragraphs
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Millipede
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First seen by government scientists in 1928, Illacme plenipes, 'the acme of plentiful legs', keeps such a low profile that for the rest of the 20th century the species was thought to be extinct.
For one thing, females have up to 750 legs and males have more than 550.
Marek and colleagues' new paper, published Wednesday by the journal ZooKeys, offers the first scientific description of Illacme plenipes, including insights into its strange anatomy.
The leggiest creature on Earth lives in California: it's a three-centimeter-long (1.2-inch) millipede with 750 legs.
Then University of Arizona entomologist Paul Marek spied one near Silicon Valley.
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