Checklist of the Myriapoda in Cretaceous Burmese amber and a correction of the Myriapoda identified by Zhang (2017) Author Wesener, Thomas Author Moritz, Leif text Check List 2018 2018-12-17 14 6 1131 1140 http://dx.doi.org/10.15560/14.6.1131 journal article 10.15560/14.6.1131 1809-127X Order Glomerida Leach, 1814 Family undetermined (37) New records. 1 M, CG-My7276; 1?, CG-BURMA11119; 1?, CG-BURMA11127; 3?, BuB992; 3?, BuB1821; 1?, BuB2438; 1?, BuB2603; 1?, BuB2604; 1?, BuB2703; 3?, BuB2704; 1?, BuB2705; 1?, BuB2706; 1?, BuB2707; 1?, BuB2718; 1?, BuB2957; 1?, BuB2990; 1?, BuB2995; 1?, BuB2996; 1?, BuB3013; 1?, BuB 3014; 1?, BuB3015; 1?, BuB3016; 1?, BuB3053; 1?, BuB3058; 1 F, BuB3257; 1?, BuB3259; 1?, ZFMK MYR06116 ; 1?, ZFMK MYR07365 ; 1?, ZFMK MYR07371 ; 1?, ZFMK MYR07372 ; 1?, ZFMK MYR07376 . Figure 1B Identification. All these pill millipede specimens were determined as members of the Glomerida based on the characteristic head characters of the order. Glomerida can be distinguished from the Sphaerotheriida by the shape of the Tömösváry organ, the insertion point of the antenna and many other characteristics ( Oeyen and Wesener 2018 ). The family classification of the Glomerida is based on the telopods, which currently prevents any more detailed determinations.