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Baja California Venezillo Pill Woodlouse (Venezillo stuckchensis)Observer
kathleenmitchell
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Tropical Pill Woodlice (Family Armadillidae)Observer
deepakdeshpandeDescription
All similar animals were found on leaves and vegetation,not on ground. No conglobation.
@ponerinecat @cloclo53 @blastcat
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Tropical Pill Woodlice (Family Armadillidae)Observer
luissilva4Description
Ocv31
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Bifaced Australian Pill Woodlouse (Australiodillo bifrons)Observer
donnamareetomkinson
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Nesodillo sarasiniObserver
sumeriandemonDescription
Photos: B. Kästle
Copyright: MFN Berlin (www.museumfuernaturkunde.berlin)
ZMB-CRUST-20594
One of the type specimens, either from Oubatche or Hienghène. Collected in 1911.
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Tropical Pill Woodlice (Family Armadillidae)Observer
tasmanian_cryptofaunaDescription
Many colour forms.
I recorded this (or a similar) species in abundance from tea tree forests on King Island see: https://inaturalist.ala.org.au/observations/189341607
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Tropical Pill Woodlice (Family Armadillidae)Observer
hydrophilusDescription
Found in a cave.
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Tropical Pill Woodlice (Family Armadillidae)Observer
teamthanhDescription
VIET_NC_078
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Tropical Pill Woodlice (Family Armadillidae)Observer
sparkslife92Description
Found in dry klein karoo habitat under a rock. Species unknown
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Isopod Iridescent Virus (Invertebrate iridescent virus 31)Observer
schneehagen
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Family StyloniscidaeObserver
tobiashaysDescription
Damp litter beneath Salix, estuary edge beside road.
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Swift Woodlouse (Porcellio laevis)Observer
eiros0617Description
I haven't seen coloration like this on a woodlouse before. Would love help identifying the exact species!
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Curly Woodlouse (Cylisticus convexus)Observer
ponerinecatDescription
Deep under a pile of wood, presumably taking advantage of more humid spots.
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Blue Green Chiton (Chiton glaucus)Observer
emily_rDescription
A green chiton attached to a half crab. We observed this alien looking commensal beast while undertaking an intertidal survey on the reefs off Hawera. It made us jump when we first turned over the rock.
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Tropical Pill Woodlice (Family Armadillidae)Observer
prossingtonDescription
Smaller increments in photo are 0.5mm. Found on the under side of a rotten log.
