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Family Armadillidiidae - European Pillbugs


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Range map for European Pillbugs
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JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
Alabama 51755334431
Alberta2           
Arizona 429 3 4    
Arkansas 1       2 1
British Columbia   11   24  
California54161031343446 
Colorado   211 4 1  
Connecticut   33       
Delaware   23 1     
Florida 1 421 5   4
Georgia 2  63  13  
Idaho    1       
Illinois35 4571  1  
Indiana 1 2        
Iowa   2       1
Kansas    32   2  
Kentucky  1    1  4 
Louisiana   2     3  
Maine   1     21 
Maryland123511631410  
Massachusetts  63124 21  
Michigan     2  42  
Mississippi      2     
Missouri 12 21 2 1  
Montana    71      
JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
Nebraska   422 2    
Nevada      1     
New Brunswick    3       
New Hampshire          3 
New Jersey    11 12    
New Mexico 1  11    2 
New York 13614416   
North Carolina1734615741 1
Ohio    3       
Oklahoma11 14 2    1
Ontario   246      
Oregon 1116 132 11
Pennsylvania  514 2241  
Quebec     1 1    
Rhode Island   11       
South Carolina3    1   11 
South Dakota      1     
Tennessee  132212  1 
Texas173894143  1 2
Utah    11  1   
Virginia2  21   1 4 
Washington 2173 151   
West Virginia  2 1       
Wisconsin      31    

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