Identificaciones de vichernandez

Observed this centipede genus Dicellophilus under a log.

"American species Dicellophilus anomalus(Chamberlin, 1904) and Dicellophilus limatus(Wood, 1862) still remain poorly known, as they have been recorded only rarely, and published accounts on their external morphology are largely incomplete. Both occur in the south-western part of North America (California and Oregon)."

More information at> https://academic.oup.com/zoolinnean/article/158/3/501/3798452

Observed this centipede genus Dicellophilus under a log.

"American species Dicellophilus anomalus(Chamberlin, 1904) and Dicellophilus limatus(Wood, 1862) still remain poorly known, as they have been recorded only rarely, and published accounts on their external morphology are largely incomplete. Both occur in the south-western part of North America (California and Oregon)."

More information at> https://academic.oup.com/zoolinnean/article/158/3/501/3798452

Not quite sure what this is, but I dissected it from inside of a native centipede (Nadabius pullus) that was collected in May 2005. Documented parasites of lithobiomorph centipedes include Tachinids (Loewia) and Proctotrupids (Phaneroserphus), but I'm not sure if either of those are what I've got here. The parasite is about 5 mm long and 1.5 mm wide and was taking up the whole body cavity between segments 8-12. Parts of its body were sticking out of the spiracles of the centipede before dissection. Any help in narrowing this thing down would be appreciated! I'm assuming an arthropod based on what typically infests lithobiomorphs, but even that could be wrong.