Types of Segmented Invertebrate Larvae - Visual Guide #3240995 (License: Personal Use)

The top illustration shows a brown, elongated myriapod with numerous legs and body segments, resembling a centipede. The middle green form features prominent prolegs, lateral spines, and head capsules typical of lepidopteran larvae. The bottom blue-gray organism displays smooth, ringed segmentation and reduced appendages, suggestive of an annelid or certain beetle larvae.

This image is commonly used in educational biology resources, entomology guides, or pest identification pages to visually differentiate larval body plans. It serves users seeking to understand morphological diversity among arthropod and annelid juveniles.