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An Introduction to the World of Millipedes
Millipedes have a long and distinguished history on our planet, spanning over 400 million years. Their ecological importance is immense: the health and survival of every deciduous forest depends on them, as they are one of the prime mechanical decomposers of wood and leaf litter, especially in the tropics.
Below is an Introduction to the study of millipedes in several languages, available as a downloadable pdf files. If you are willing to translate the Introduction into a language we do not yet have represented here, please contact Petra Sierwald.
Please click on the acrobat icon  below:
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Translator
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| Arabic |
Dr. Karim Nasher (Yemen) |
376 KB |
| Bulgarian |
Dr. Pavel Stoev (Bulgaria) |
408 KB |
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Burmese
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Daw Su Su (Myanmar) |
216 KB |
| English |
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212 KB |
| French |
Lucienne Wilmé (France) |
196 KB |
| German |
Thomas Wesener (Germany) |
276 KB |
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Hungarian
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Dr. Zoltán Korsós (Hungary)
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360 KB |
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Indonesian
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Dr. Dyoko Iskandar (Indonesia)
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208 KB |
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Polish
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Dr. Jolanta Wytwer (Poland)
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368 KB |
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Portuguese
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Dr. Cristina Rheims (Brazil)
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216 KB |
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Thai
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Dr. Somsak Panha (Thailand)
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288 KB |
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