Thrupp Lakes Species Data - other invertebrates

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Thrupp Lakes Species Data

Other Invertebrates

This page relates toother invertebrates (diplopoda, chilopoda, isopoda, crustacea and annelida) in the area in and around the two lakes, known as Thrupp Lake and Bullfield Lake (or, to Didcot Power station operators, as lakes 'E' and 'F') at grid reference SU 518 975.

These lakes and their surroundings are currently threatened with desrtruction by Didcot ash disposal operations. Full story.

DIPLOPODA
Brachydesmus superus	A millipede¬
Brachyiulus pusillus	A millipede¬
Cylindroiulus caeruleocinctus	A millipede¬
Cylindroiulus punctatus	Blunt-tailed snake millipede
Glomeris marginata	Pill millipede¬
Nanogona polydesmoides	A flat-backed millipede
Ophyiulus pilosus	A millipede¬
Polydesmus angustus	A millipede¬
Polydesmus gallicus	A millipede¬

CHILOPODA
Lamyctes fulvicornis	A centipede
Lithobius forficatus	A centipede
Lithobius melanops	A centipede
Lithobius microps	A centipede¬

ISOPODA
Androniscus dentiger	A woodlouse
Armadillidium vulgare	Common pill woodlouse¬
Oniscus asellus	A woodlouse
Philoscia muscorum	A woodlouse¬
Porcellio scaber	A woodlouse
Trachelipus rathkei	A woodlouse¬
Trichoniscoides albidus	A woodlouse¬
Trichoniscus pusillus	A woodlouse

CRUSTACEA
Crangonyx pseudogracilis	An introduced shrimp*
Gammarus duebeni	A shrimp*

ANNELIDA
Glossiphonia complanata	A leech*

Invertebrates recorded at 'Spinage's Field' ( Lake E) and 'Bullfield Lake ' ( Lake F ) up to 1998 (Oxon BRC) with additions by Bob Eeles*. Species marked with ¬ were identified by Steve Gregory during systematic pitfall trapping surveys in May 2006.

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