Figure 2. Posture of antennae and ultimate legs in Scutigeromorpha.

(A) Anterior body of Scutigera coleoptrata. Note the typical position of antennae with the proximal part directed slightly upward and the distal part (divided by the first antennal node) held parallel to the substrate (Original). (B) Posterior body of S. coleoptrata. Walking leg tarsi and pretarsal claws are in contact with the substrate. Ultimate leg prefemora and femora are directed upward, tibiae and tarsalia are positioned in parallel to the substrate (Original).