What is a myriapods life cycle?

Myriapods, which include centipedes and millipedes, typically undergo a simple life cycle that starts with eggs laid in soil or decaying organic matter. Upon hatching, the young myriapods resemble miniature adults, often with fewer body segments. They grow through a series of molts, gradually increasing in size and segments until they reach maturity. Myriapods do not undergo a distinct larval stage, allowing for a more direct development from juvenile to adult.