Peplomeris

Peplomeris millipedes possess numerous apical cones on their antennae.^[1] The seventh antennal joint is short.^[2] The last tergite has a sinuous posterior margin at the midline, with a somewhat flattened dorsal surface. Leg pairs 17 and 18 are smaller than the others. Leg pair 19 is 4-jointed, with the first segment possessing a short, cone-shaped internal apical process, and the second possessing a triangular internal posterior process, and the third with a short posterior process.

The genus can be clearly distinguished from the genus Rhopalomeris by the shape of the last tergite and length of the tarsi.

Source:^[3]

• Peplomeris demangei (Silvestri, 1917)
• Peplomeris magna Golovatch, 1983