Assertion: millipede's segment | /r/HasAspect | two pairs of legs
Facets:
value: except for the first few segments
type: OTHER
value: in a millipede
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: Each segment that has two pairs of legs is a result of two single segments being fused together as one.
text: Millipedes have two pairs of legs attached to each segment of its body, except the very first segment behind the head and the next few segments which only have one pair of legs each.
text: The first few segments have only one pair of legs; they are called somites.
text: The centipedes’ bodies are extremely mobile and clearly segmented: each segment has a pair of legs.
text: Except for the first few segments, each segment has 2 pairs of legs, as a result of each segment being the fusing (coming together) of two.
text: Each thoracic segment has a pair of legs, while the abdominal segments bear two pairs of legs each.
text: Each segment except the hindmost bears one pair of legs.
text: The segments that have two pair of legs are called diplosomites.
text: The body is short, stout and composed of 11–13 segments and each segment has two pairs of legs.
text: In fact almost every segment of the millipede’s body has two pairs of legs.
text: Every other segment has two pairs of legs.
text: Millipedes are the class Diplopoda, where most segments appear to have two pairs of legs.
text: Moreover, each segment of their body only has one pair of legs.
text: The segments at the front and rear of their bodies have no legs, and the first three segments have one pair of legs.
text: Each segment has one pair of legs.
text: In a millipede, the three segments behind the head have only one pair of legs.
text: However, the first few segments behind the head have only one pair of legs each.
text: The bodies of the centipedes are extremely mobile and clearly segmented: each segment has a pair of legs.
text: Except for the first few segments, each segment has 2 pairs of legs, as a result of each segment being the fusing (coming together) of two.
text: Millipedes differ from the other groups in having their body segments fused into pairs, giving the appearance that each segment bears two pairs of legs, while the other three groups have a single pair of legs on each body segment.