The list of threatened species of millipedes contains a list of species of arthropods from the classes of the sea-footed (Chilopoda) and two-legged (Diplopoda), united in the superclass Myriapoda , which have been assigned the Vulnerable species (IUCN) conservation status. 
), " Endangered species " ( Endangered species , 
) or β Critically Endangered species , 
) Currently, the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species contains 93 rare and endangered species of millipedes, of which 19 are vulnerable, 37 are endangered and 37 are on the verge of extinction. 3 more species of bipedal centipedes appear in this list as completely extinct (category β Extinct species β, Extinct species , 
) [1] [2] . They are also represented in this list.
Class Lepodoptera (Chilopoda)
Geophilomorpha Squad - Geophiles
Typhilus melanostigmus Mecistocephalus cyclops
Mecistocephalus megalodon Mecistocephalus sechellarum
Squad Lithobiomorpha - Drupe
- Australobius abbreviatus Australobius inflatitarsis Australobius sechellarum
Scolopendromorpha Squad - Scolopendra
Scolopendra abnormis
Scutigeromorpha Squad - Flytraps
- Seychellonema gerlachi
Class Two-legged (Diplopoda)
Eutrichodesmus griseus β
Polydesmida Squad - Multilinks
- Diglossosternoides curiosus Eutrichodesmus griseus Hyperothrix orophura
Orthomorpha crinita
Squad Polyzoniida
- Rhinotus albifrons
- Rhinotus crassiceps
- Rhinotus densepilosus
- Rhinotus vanmoli
- Rhinotus crassiceps
Siphonophorida Squad
- Gonatotrichus silhouettensis
- Pterozonium braueri
- Pterozonium tropiphorum
- Pterozonium braueri
Sphaerotheriida Squad
Sphaeromimus titanus β
- Microsphaerotherium anjozorobe
- Sechelliosoma forcipatum
- Sphaeromimus andrahomana
- Sphaeromimus inexpectatus
- Sphaeromimus lavasoa
- Sphaeromimus saintelucei
- Sphaeromimus splendidus
- Sphaeromimus titanus
- Zoosphaerium alluaudi
- Zoosphaerium arborealis
- Zoosphaerium darthvaderi
- Zoosphaerium heleios
- Zoosphaerium piligerum
- Zoosphaerium priapus
- Zoosphaerium pseudopriapus
- Zoosphaerium solitarium
- Zoosphaerium tainkintana
- Zoosphaerium tampolo
- Zoosphaerium trichordum
- Zoosphaerium voeltzkowianum
- Zoosphaerium xerophilum
- Sechelliosoma forcipatum
Aphistogoniulus corallipes
Aphistogoniulus corallipes
Aphistogoniulus infernalis
Spirobolida Squad
- Alluviobolus antanosy
- Alluviobolus laticlavius
- Alluviobolus tsimelahy
- Aphistogoniulus aridus
- Aphistogoniulus corallipes is an endemic to the island of Madagascar , where it lives only in the lowland tropical forest of Manantanteli, a small isolated area of ββthe forest preserved in the southeast of the island. This forest is not protected and quickly disappears due to intensive deforestation and transformation of the territory for agricultural needs, which leads to a constant decrease in the number of species. The entire area of ββthe range of this species of millipedes is about 10 kmΒ² [3] .
- Aphistogoniulus hova
- Aphistogoniulus infernalis - endemic to the island of Madagascar, lives in the lowland and mountain rainforests of Grand Lavasoa, Sainte Luce and Isaka-Ivondro, growing on the Andohahela mountain range in the southeast of the island. Although these forests are officially protected, in fact, the local population is cutting and burning them, which leads to a permanent decrease in their area. The total area of ββthe species range is about 890 kmΒ² [4] .
- Aphistogoniulus jeekeli
- Aphistogoniulus sanguineus
- Colossobolus aculeatus
- Colossobolus litoralis
- Colossobolus minor
- Colossobolus pseudoaculeatus
- Colossobolus semicyclus
- Eucarlia alluaudi
- Eucarlia hoffmani
- Eucarlia mauriesi
- Eucarlia urophora
- Flagellobolus pauliani
- Granitobolus endemicus
- Hylekobolus andasibensis
- Hylekobolus griseus
- Hylekobolus latifrons
- Ostinobolus subterraneus
- Riotintobolus aridus
- Riotintobolus mandenensis
- Riotintobolus minutus
- Spirobolellus praslinus
- Spirobolellus simplex
- Spiromanes braueri
- Spiromanes sechellarum
- Spiromimus albipes
- Spiromimus dorsovittatus
- Spiromimus litoralis
- Spiromimus namoroka
- Spiromimus scapularis
- Spiromimus voeltzkowi
- Alluviobolus laticlavius
Spirostreptida Squad
Sechelleptus seychellarum
- Doratogonus avius
- Doratogonus barbatus
- Doratogonus furculifer
- Doratogonus herberti
- Doratogonus hoffmani
- Doratogonus infragilis
- Doratogonus major
- Doratogonus meridionalis
- Doratogonus minor
- Doratogonus natalensis
- Doratogonus precarius
- Doratogonus rubipodus
- Doratogonus septentrionalis
- Doratogonus zuluensis
- Plusioglyphiulus boutini
- Sechelleptus seychellarum is an endemic to the Seychelles , where it is found on 14 small islands. It lives in forests, where it is the main detritophage [5] .
- Sechelleptus unilineatus
- Doratogonus barbatus
Squad Stemmiulida
- Eostemmiulus caecus
See also
- List of threatened crustacean species
- List of threatened arachnids
- List of Threatened Butterfly Species
- List of Threatened Beetle Species
- List of Threatened Dragonfly Species
- List of threatened hymenoptera species
- List of endangered bats
- List of Endangered Species
Notes
- β Chilopoda : information on the IUCN Red Book website (English) (Retrieved October 3, 2017)
- β Diplopoda : information on the IUCN Red Book website (English) (Retrieved October 3, 2017)
- β Rudolf E., Wesener T. 2017. Aphistogoniulus corallipes . The IUCN Red List of Threatened Species 2017.
- β Rudolf E., Wesener T. 2017. Aphistogoniulus infernalis . The IUCN Red List of Threatened Species 2017.
- β Gerlach J. 2014. Sechelleptus seychellarum . The IUCN Red List of Threatened Species 2014.