About Pentidotea aculeata Stafford, 1913
Pentidotea aculeata Stafford, 1913 is a species of isopod that belongs to the family Idoteidae. This species inhabits the intertidal zone along the coast of California.
Pentidotea aculeata Stafford, 1913 is a animal in the Idoteidae family, order Isopoda, kingdom Animalia. Not known to be toxic.
Pentidotea aculeata Stafford, 1913
Pentidotea aculeata Stafford, 1913
Pentidotea aculeata is an isopod species in the family Idoteidae that lives in California's intertidal coastal region.
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