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Woodlice are
terrestrial isopods in the
suborder Oniscidea.
Their name is
derived from
being often found in old wood, and from louse, a
parasitic insect...
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isopods and
include both
aquatic species and
terrestrial species such as
woodlice. All have rigid,
segmented exoskeletons, two
pairs of antennae,
seven pairs...
- Europe. In the
United Kingdom, it is one of the "big five"
species of
woodlice. It has also
colonised North America,
South Africa and
other regions including...
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Armadillidiidae is a
family of
woodlice, a
terrestrial crustacean group in the
order Isopoda.
Unlike members of some
other woodlice families,
members of this...
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spider (Dysdera crocata) is a
species of
spider that
preys primarily upon
woodlice.
Other common names refer to
variations on the
common name of its prey...
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function similar to
spiracles in insects.
Pleopodal lungs are
identifiable on
woodlice as
white patches on the
lower five
segments (the pleon) on the ventral...
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crustaceans are free-living
aquatic animals, but some are
terrestrial (e.g.
woodlice, sandhoppers), some are
parasitic (e.g. Rhizocephala, fish lice, tongue...
- millipedes'
resemblance to
certain woodlice (Oniscidea), also
called pillbugs or "roly-polies". However,
millipedes and
woodlice are not
closely related (belonging...
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Cubaris is a
genus of
woodlice in the
family Armadillidae.
There are more than 100
described species in the
genus Cubaris.
Cubaris species have, on average...
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Woodlice are the most species-rich
group of
terrestrial crustaceans. Of the 4,000
described species found worldwide, 35
species in 10
families are native...
