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Range
This species is very common in the south-east of England, is found in parts of western and northern England and becomes rare in Scotland (2).
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You can view distribution information for this species at the National Biodiversity Network Gateway.
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Habitat
Occurs only on calcareous soils, except in coastal areas (2), and is able to withstand much drier conditions than most other woodlice (3). It shows a distinct preference for chalky or limestone sites with stony turf (2).