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Eubelid Pill Woodlice
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Eubelid Pill Woodlice

Eubelidae

Eubelidae is a family of woodlice. Its members are mostly distributed in African tropical forests, and partially throughout South-East Asia and the Arabian Peninsula.

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16 branches of this family, most-observed first

Periscyphis

genusPeriscyphis

Elumoides

genusElumoides

Saidjahus

genusSaidjahus

Eubelum

genusEubelum

Ethelum

genusEthelum

Koweitoniscus

genusKoweitoniscus

Xeroniscus

genusXeroniscus

Dioscoridillo

genusDioscoridillo

Mesarmadillo

genusMesarmadillo

Periscyphops

genusPeriscyphops

Parelumoides

genusParelumoides

Metaperiscyphops

genusMetaperiscyphops

Eubelinum

genusEubelinum

Benechinus

genusBenechinus

Stegosauroniscus

genusStegosauroniscus

Kenyoniscus

genusKenyoniscus

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Recorded sightings

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This page is assembled live from iNaturalist, GBIF, Wikipedia, the Source Library and the Internet Archive. It is not yet part of the hand-edited codex. iNaturalist taxon 475299.