Centipede Anatomy Diagram - Detailed Scientific Illustration #49446 (License: Personal Use)

This black-and-white line drawing depicts a centipede in dorsal view, with lettered labels identifying critical structures: (a) mandible, (b) maxilla, (c) labrum, (d) antennae base, (e) antennae, (f) compound eye, and (g) posterior legs. Each body segment bears one pair of legs, illustrating the characteristic diplosegmentation of chilopods. The image emphasizes morphological features used in taxonomic classification and biological study.

Used in educational resources, entomology textbooks, museum exhibits, or online biology courses to teach arthropod anatomy; targets students, educators, and researchers seeking accurate visual reference for centipede morphology.