Segmentation of the millipede trunk as suggested by a homeotic mutant with six extra pairs of gonopods

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@BioInFocus The most noticeable mutations in millipedes relate to extra pairs of gonopods, best documented in this paper by Akkari et al from 2014: https://t.co/FZeAn1vlxQ

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Discovery of a homeotic mutant millipede with 24 gonopods! http://t.co/qm7sBK0NQJ

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He's walking around like "Sup, ladies" RT @americanbeetles RT @apheloria Homeotic mutant millipede w/ 24 gonopods! http://t.co/7pOMNPfbE5

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Discovery of a homeotic mutant millipede with 24 gonopods! http://t.co/qm7sBK0NQJ

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