Rhopalomeris

Rhopalomeris millipedes have distinctive antennae, with the sixth segment being unusually enlarged, nearly as long as the 3rd through 5th segments combined. ^[2] This sixth segment is club-shaped.

Rhopalomeris millipedes have 13 smooth tergites.

Males have large telepodites on their 18th leg pair. This pair also possesses gonopods with stylus-shaped setae on the prefemur/femur. These gonopods also feature a strong inner femoral process, as well as femoral and tibial lobes extending into horn-like, curved, membranous processes. The tarsus is conspicuously curved backward, with the usual claw setae.

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• Rhopalomeris bicolor (Wood, 1865)
• Rhopalomeris monacha Silvestri, 1917
• Rhopalomeris nagao A.D. Nguyen, S.G. Nguyen & Eguchi, 2021
• Rhopalomeris nigroflava Likhitrakarn, 2024
• Rhopalomeris sauda Nguyen, Sierwald & Marek, 2019
• Rhopalomeris tonkinensis Silvestri, 1917
• Rhopalomeris variegata Golovatch & Semenyuk, 2016