Lithobius calcaratus
(C.L. Koch,
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| A small, dark and almost black appearing Centipede, Lithobius calcaratus is largely a species of the sandy soils and heathlands of the Sherwood Forest NNR and surrounding area. This is a Centipede we see fairly frequently on the more open forest tracks and paths after dark, but it can occasionally be found by seiving moss and dry heather litter. | ||
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| Nottinghamshire (VC56) distribution of Lithobius
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