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Species Porcellio laevis - Swift Woodlouse

 
 
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Walking with woodlice
A handy, simple and rough quide on the very common species trough the main characteristics on the pages of the Natural History Museum of London. Click on the "identification key". It's very good for beginners, I think.

There was also a survey on Isopod species in England, you can find info on the results, too.

Wright J. (yyyy) Southern California Oniscidea
[cite:1347745]

Wright J. (1997) Pillbugs
[cite:502550]
a detailed fact sheet with emphasis on SD fauna

American Isopod and Myriapod Group
(1)

Contains a resource for identifying isopods in North America. Currently imcomplete but is actively being worked on

WoRMS Editorial Board (2024) World register of marine species
[cite:502553]

Boyko et al. (Eds) (2008-) World marine, freshwater and terrestrial isopod crustaceans database
[cite:502553]
Source suggested as BG standard reference in(1)

Key to the Isopoda of Ohio revised by G.S. Rife
[cite:502537]

Key to the Zooplankton of the Northeast
helpful key to common zooplankton, such as daphniidae or cylopidae

 
 
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