Occurrence of Millotellina (Myriapoda, Symphyla) in China with the description of two new species Author Jin, Ya-Li Author Bu, Yun text Zootaxa 2019 2019-10-31 4691 3 215 224 journal article 25003 10.11646/zootaxa.4691.3.2 3ed97781-eead-4ba9-9330-a4efac1a5255 1175-5326 3527219 5E433ACF-F9EE-4BA4-8CDC-56ED05DB9226 Key to the species of the genus Millotellina Jupeau, 1954 1 Median ventral processes paired........................................... M. bidens Naumann & Scheller, 1977 - Median ventral processes unpaired....................................................................... 2 2 Median ventral processes inserted posterior to the coxal sacs of legs 4–10.......................... M. centralis sp. n. - Median ventral processes inserted between the coxal sacs of legs 5–10/11......................................... 3 3 Median ventral processes inserted between the coxal sacs 5–10................................................. 4 - Median ventral processes inserted between the coxal sacs 5–11................................................. 6 4 Posterior halves of all tergites glabrous; median ventral processes elongate....... M. monteithi Naumann & Scheller, 1977 - Posterior halves of all tergites pubescent; median ventral processes broad......................................... 5 5 End of median ventral processes coniform; cerci narrowed abruptly in the distal part, 3 times longer than the greatest width.................................................................................... M. bambusinus sp. n. - End of median ventral processes round; cerci very sharp, 4 times as long as the greatest width.... M. reducta Jupeau, 1957 6 Marginal setae of tergites lanceolate.................................................... M. remyi Jupeau, 1991 - Marginal setae of tergites normal......................................................................... 7 7 Median ventral processes with 2 or 3 terminal protrusions............................ M. michelbacheri Jupeau, 1991 - Median ventral processes without terminal protrusions........................................................ 8 8 Median ventral processes lengthened distally...................................... M. krakatauanus Scheller, 1988 - Median ventral processes not lengthened distally............................................................ 9 9 Median ventral processes with large swelling ends..................................... M. splendens Jupeau, 1954 - Median ventral processes with normal ends................................................................ 10 10 Median ventral processes evenly conical................................................. M. media Jupeau, 1954 - Median ventral processes subcylindrical................................................. M. parva Jupeau, 1954