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Oniscus asellus? - Oniscus asellus
Copyright © 2008 David McIntyre

Oniscus asellus? - Oniscus asellus
Haydenville, Hampshire County, foothills of the Berkshire Mountains (western Massachusetts) County, Massachusetts, USA
November 9, 2006
Size: roughly 1 centimeter
Here's a detail, showing flagella on the antennae with 3 articles (if I'm counting articles up to the flagellum correctly) and what look to me like prominent lobes on either side of the head.

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Contributed by David McIntyre on 21 January, 2008 - 10:35am
Last updated 6 February, 2008 - 11:42am

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