Abstract
IN the spring of 1938 Prof. G. E. Hutchinson found a small white blind myrmecophilous sowbug in North Branford, Connecticut. The species was afterwards found in ants' nests in a small tract of country several miles in area round about the original locality, and within the Mt. Carmel region of Hamden, Conn., some nine miles from North Branford.
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References
"Guests of British Ants", 215–217 (1927).
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DONISTHORPE, H. A MYRMECOPHILOUS WOODLOUSE. Nature 151, 675–676 (1943). https://doi.org/10.1038/151675a0
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