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1993
Hyloniscus riparius: an unnoticed terrestrial wood-louse in the Netherlands (Crustacea, Isopoda: Trichoniscidae) ? Until recently Hyloniscus riparius was only recorded from The Netherlands from green-houses in the Botanical Garden at Utrecht. More recently material was collected in the Ooy Polder.
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Hyloniscus riparius: an unnoticed terrestrial wood-louse in the Netherlands (Crustacea, Isopoda: Trichoniscidae) ? Until recently Hyloniscus riparius was only recorded from The Netherlands from green-houses in the Botanical Garden at Utrecht. More recently material was collected in the Ooy Polder.
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1953
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Aquatic Oniscidea: primitive or derived taxa? The case of some Trichoniscidae from Sardinia (Italy)
2013Most species of terrestrial Isopoda require a high degree of humidity to survive, but only a small number of species are known to live strictly or temporarily in aquatic environment. Many of the aquatic Oniscidea belong to the families Trichoniscidae, Styloniscidae (Synocheta), Olibrinidae and Philosciidae (Crinocheta), most of which inhabit ...
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2012
At present the genus Alpioniscus Racovitza, 1908 includes two species in Sardinia: A. fragilis (Budde-Lund, 1909), distributed in many caves in the central- and south-eastern part of the island, and A. thanit Taiti & Argano, 2009, collected in endogean habitat and in a cave in the central-eastern part.
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At present the genus Alpioniscus Racovitza, 1908 includes two species in Sardinia: A. fragilis (Budde-Lund, 1909), distributed in many caves in the central- and south-eastern part of the island, and A. thanit Taiti & Argano, 2009, collected in endogean habitat and in a cave in the central-eastern part.
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2019
Species richness of terrestrial isopods is high in caves of the Dinaric Karst, which hosts ~10% of the world's nominal oniscidean troglobionts. The most widespread taxon is the southern European genus Alpioniscus, which consists of two subgenera: Alpioniscus s.s. and Illyrionethes.
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Species richness of terrestrial isopods is high in caves of the Dinaric Karst, which hosts ~10% of the world's nominal oniscidean troglobionts. The most widespread taxon is the southern European genus Alpioniscus, which consists of two subgenera: Alpioniscus s.s. and Illyrionethes.
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Cylindroniscus vallesensis sp. nov.: Description with Review of Genus (Isopoda, Trichoniscidae)
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2004
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