What is another word for scutigerella?
Pronunciation: [skjˌuːta͡ɪɡəɹˈɛlə] (IPA) 
Scutigerella is a small arthropod commonly known as a "house centipede." Synonyms for the term include "scutigera," "centipede," "long-legged centipede," and "silverfish centipede." The creature is known for its slender and elongated body, which is segmented and supported by numerous long legs. Despite its common name, scutigerella is not a type of silverfish, but is instead part of the centipede family. The creature is often found in homes and buildings, where it preys on other insects and small arthropods. Though it can be a startling sight to encounter a scutigerella in one's home, the creature is completely harmless to humans.
