Causeyella
Shear, 2003
Causeyella is a of troglobitic (cave-dwelling) in the Trichopetalidae, Chordeumatida. The genus was established by Shear in 2003 and comprises three : C. causeyae, C. dendropus, and C. youngsteadtorum. These millipedes are restricted to cave in the southern Ozarks region of the United States.
Pronunciation
How to pronounce Causeyella: /kaʊˈsiːjɛlə/
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Habitat
Troglobitic; restricted to cave environments in the southern Ozarks. Laboratory observations confirm cave-dwelling for at least two .
Distribution
Southern Ozarks region of the United States; confirmed present in Arkansas and Missouri.
Behavior
Laboratory-observed behaviors documented for two , though specific behaviors not detailed in available sources.
Similar Taxa
- Other TrichopetalidaeShare -level characteristics but differ in troglobitic specialization and geographic restriction to Ozark caves
- Other ChordeumatidaSame but Causeyella distinguished by troglobitic and southern Ozark