Is the rough ear centipede poisonous?

Identification characteristics of the rough-eared centipede: antennae have 21 segments, and the tip 2~2.3 segments are smooth and dorsal. The tooth block has 4 4 teeth, 2 of which are inside, one part is healed, and the other large tooth has 1 small tooth on both sides. The side panels have 1 to 9 longitudinal ridges from the third side panel, and the surface is covered with small spinous protrusions; the beam ends have detailed parallel longitudinal suture lines, which generally occupy 30% to 50% of the front side of the beam ends. So is the rough-eared centipede poisonous?

is harmful.

The body length reaches 69 mm.

There are two types of fish body colors:

In one type, the first side plate of the head plate is orange-red, the remaining side plates are light green with a hint of orange-red, the walking legs are bluish-white, and the 20th and last walking legs are dark blue; in the other type, the head plate and side plates are basically the same color as the fish, which is purple-blue with a hint of orange-red, and the walking legs are dark blue.

The antennae have 21 segments, the tip 2~2.3 segments are smooth and hairless, and the remaining segments are covered with dense fine hairs.

The number of teeth in the tooth block is 4 4, the 2 inner teeth are partially healed, the large teeth on both sides also have 1 small tooth, and there is a long and thin longitudinal suture line in the center of the tip. The medial process of the pre-trauma segment of the maxillolimb has 4 small teeth and is partially healed.

Are the 2nd to 4th side panels detailed and parallel to the longitudinal suture line?

The longitudinal sutures parallel to the 5th to 20th side plates are detailed;

The 5th to 20th side panels have detailed side edges, the last side panel has detailed edges, the edges are bent outwards, and there is a short vertical groove in the center.

There are longitudinal ridges from the third lateral plate, one on the third lateral plate, three on the fourth lateral plate, seven or nine on the fifth to twentieth lateral plates, and the last lateral plate has no longitudinal ridges, and the surface of the lateral plate is covered with small spinous protrusions;

The 3rd to 19th beam ends have obvious but incomplete parallel longitudinal seams, which start from the outer edge and account for about 30% to 50% of the beam end length.

The beam narrows towards the end, becoming trapezoidal in shape with slightly concave edges.

The base plate is long, with long glandular pores on the ventral surface, and the remaining part of the separation band is covered with glandular pore protrusions. The tail end has 3 small spines, 1 small spine on the back, and 2 small spines on both sides.

The first pair of legs has a spine;

The 1st to 4th or 5th pairs of legs have a tibial spine;

The 1st to 9th (a few 7th, 8th, 10th and 11th) pairs of legs have two tarsal spines, the remaining legs up to the 19th pair have one tarsal spine, and the 20th and last legs have no tarsal spines;

All legs have 2 claws each.

The last walking leg is tall, with 3 rows of spines on the ventral surface of the anterior femur, 4 (rarely 3 or 5) spines on both sides, 2~3 spines in the center, 2~4 (usually 3) spines on the inner side, 3~4 spines on the inner side of the back, and 1 (rarely 2) angular spine at the tail end.

Geographical distribution:

Anhui Province, Fujian Province, Hubei Province, Hunan Province, Sichuan, Taiwan, Jiangxi Province, Zhejiang Province, Yunnan Province, Russian Far East, Singapore, Vietnam, Nicobar Island (Indonesia), Japan, Sumatra Island, Thailand, Hawaii, Indonesia, Vietnam