Scutigera is a centipede genus in the family Scutigeridae.

Member of the genus have pseudofaceted eyes. This type of eye consists of a cluster of numerous ocelli on each side of the head, organised in a way that resembles a true compound eye, a type of eye found in arthropods. Most myriapods bear stemmata - that is, single lensed eyes which evolved by the reduction of a compound eye. However, the genus Scutigera has secondarily re-evolved a compound eye composed of repeated stemmata. These appear to grow in rows which are inserted between existing rows of ocelli.

Species

Scutigera aethiopica
Scutigera argentina
Scutigera asiatica
Scutigera buda
Scutigera carrizala
Scutigera chichivaca
Scutigera coleoptrata
Scutigera complanata
Scutigera dubia
Scutigera fissiloba
Scutigera flavistoma
Scutigera hispida
Scutigera linceci
Scutigera longitarsis
Scutigera marmorea
Scutigera melanostoma
Scutigera nossibei
Scutigera oweni
Scutigera oxypyga
Scutigera parcespinosa
Scutigera planiceps
Scutigera poicila
Scutigera rubrilineata
Scutigera sanguinea
Scutigera sinuata
Scutigera smithii
Scutigera tancitarona
Scutigera tonsoris
Scutigera virescens
Scutigera voeltzkowi

source - Wikipedia