Opiona

Chamberlin, 1951

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Opiona is a of millipedes in the Caseyidae, established by Chamberlin in 1951. The genus comprises approximately 16 described . These millipedes belong to the order Chordeumatida, a group commonly known as the "snake millipedes" or "whip millipedes." The genus has been documented in the Pacific Northwest region of North America.

Pronunciation

How to pronounce Opiona: /ɔˈpiː.oʊ.nə/

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Distribution

Pacific Northwest of North America, including Alaska (Alexander Archipelago), British Columbia ( Charlotte Islands and mainland), and Washington State (eastern and southern regions).

Similar Taxa

  • CaseyaBoth belong to the Caseyidae; Opiona was established by Chamberlin in 1951 and may be distinguished by specific , though detailed comparative diagnostic features are not documented in available sources.

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