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1. A new type of millipedes named "Lauravolsella" is discovered in the Netherlands, possibly being a new species.
   2023-10-23 20:21:23 (First version)
2. A new species of prehistoric millipedes named "Lauravolsella willemeni" is discovered in the Netherlands, of a new genus named "Lauravolsella".
   2023-10-24 02:28:08 (Update)
3. A new species of prehistoric millipede named "Lauravolsella willemeni" is discovered in the Netherlands.
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