pallieterdesmedt 的鑑定

Found in moist leaf litter on edge of expansive wetland/swamp. Photo 2 shows flagellum with 11-12 articles (exact count difficult to determine). Body length of 7 mm. excluding uropods (Photo 3). Keyed out using Shultz, J.W., "A guide to the identification of the terrestrial Isopoda of Maryland, U.S.A. (Crustacea)", ZooKeys 801: 207–228 (2018).

I found this woodlouse under a rock at a dock. I lifted it and put it on a piece of wood, in order to take the picture. It moved slowly away from the piece of wood to get under a rock again. It was around 1/3 inch long, with brown and black colors. It had feelers and several pairs of short legs.