• The Korean Journal of Soil Zoology
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• v.2 no.1
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• pp.1-9
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• 1997

This systematic study of the Myriapoda was based on the materials collected through the Tullgren instrument from Mt. Mudeung in South Korea. As a result, two species of Symphyla, Hanseniella orientalis Hansen and Symphylla vulgaris Hansen are recorded in Korean fauna for the first time. Four species plus 3 unidntified from seven fenera Diplopoda (Hyleoglomeris koreanus Golovatch, Anaulaciulus koreanus koreanus Verhoeff, Brachycybe nodulosum Verhoeff. Diplomaragna gracilipes Verhoeff) and five species (1 unnamed species) in four genus of Chilopoda ( Prolannonyx holstii Pocock. Scolioplanes maritimus japonicus Takakuwa, Scolopocryptops rubiginosus Koch, Lithobius koreanus Verhoeff) were recognized.