Carboniferous millipede

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I found this in the South Yorkshire coalfield (UK) recently (upper Carboniferous).  I'm 99% sure its a millipede section but would like some second opinions.  I suspect this can't be identified to a genus level but if anyone can narrow down the possibilities that would be great, if it is indeed a millipede.  Sorry for the lack of a scale, the camera wouldn't focus on the fossil when there was a ruler.  It measures 1cm wide.

Thanks,

Daniel

[piranha]

Myriacantherpestes ferox

 

figures from:

 

Burke, J.J. 1979
A New Millipede Genus, Myriacantherpestes (Diplopoda, Archipolypoda) and a New Species, Myriacantherpestes bradebirksi, from the English Coal Measures.

Kirtlandia, 30:1-24  PDF LINK

 

Woodward, H. 1887
On Some Spined Myriapods from the Carboniferous Series of England.

Geological Magazine, 4:1-10  PDF LINK

[Strepsodus]

1 hour ago, piranha said:

Myriacantherpestes ferox

 

figures from:

 

Burke, J.J. 1979
A New Millipede Genus, Myriacantherpestes (Diplopoda, Archipolypoda) and a New Species, Myriacantherpestes bradebirksi, from the English Coal Measures.

Kirtlandia, 30:1-24  PDF LINK

 

Woodward, H. 1887
On Some Spined Myriapods from the Carboniferous Series of England.

Geological Magazine, 4:1-10  PDF LINK

Thanks, that looks like a very good match.