Note 7 — PART I.—MORPHOLOGY AND PHYSIOLOGY
Reading edition
Zoologische Anzeiger, Bd. xx, 1897, pp. 125 and 129. He also states that Campodea resembles the myriopods, especially Geophilus, in the primitive band at first lying on the surface of the yolk, and in the absence of an amniotic cavity; also before hatching the abdomen is pressed against the thorax, as in myriopods.