Lithobius muticus
(C.L. Koch,
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| A seemingly common Centipede, found in woodlands where it inhabits moss and leaf litter. Much smaller than the larger, common Lithobius species, Lithobius muticus (15mm) apparently has Nationally notable B status. We found examples of both sexes at Sherwood Forest CP in early March 2013, when we collected a carrier bag of mixed moss and leaf litter for invertebrate sampling. | ||
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| Nottinghamshire (VC56) distribution of Lithobius
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