Moved from Jaera.

Moved from Jaera albifrons.

I've finally found what I'm pretty sure is the source I used earlier! I've added it to the species page. The problem before was that I incorrectly recalled it being limited in scope to the Canadian maritimes and to marine species of Asellota, when in fact it's a key to the Isopoda of North America (marine, fresh, and terrestrial.) Oops! Anyway, I used that source, in conjunction with OBIS data for all taxa of Asellota recorded from the Gulf of Maine to the Labrador Sea to account for species described after the key was published (in 1905). I couldn't actually use most of the key (a view of the antennae would've made things much easier), so I had to eliminate the species one by one by comparing the lateral margins of the telson, thoracic segments, and head, as well as the placement of the eyes. Fortunately, almost other species could be eliminated quite easily. The only other possibilities I can't completely rule out are Jaera ischiosetosa and Jaera praehirsuta, both of which were described in 1949 in Northern Europe. OBIS has one record of each from the same source and location in the Bay of Fundy along the coast of Nova Scotia and I wonder whether the record was in error, as they otherwise have only been found in Europe. It appears they can only be separated by examination of certain of the pereiopods (source).

Moved from Isopods. I'll have to check the ID but I'm pretty sure this is the one. I seem to recall finding a key to the local Janiridae which I used to ID the other images in the guide but neglected to add a link to the species info page and can't seem to find it again. I'll keep looking.