Talk:Eoperipatus totoro

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Latest comment: 9 years ago1 comment1 person in discussion

I don't want to interfere before it become necessary, but this article needs certain corrections and some assistance to correct lack of clarity and possible errors.

For example: "Unlike other velvet worms, Eoperipatus totoro has uniquely shaped hairs on its body surface."

What does that mean? Should it read something more like:

"Among the Onychophora Eoperipatus is unique in that its skin is sparsely covered with short, stiff hairs."

If not, then what?

Also:

"They eject a net of glue from two appendages on their back."

They DO???? I don't THINK so!!! I don't know what the intended sense was, but that sounds like nonsense to me.

I don't mind helping, so don't hesitate to call me, but one way or another, some work needs to be done fairly smartly. JonRichfield (talk) 08:33, 10 January 2015 (UTC)Reply

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