Niphargus lotharingiensis

Niphargus lotharingiensisThe measured male specimen had a body length of 7.80 mm. The eyes and rostrum are absent. The main flagellum of the first antenna has 16 articles. This species occurs in a variety of subterranean environments. This species is widely distributed in eastern France.What does it look like?The measured male specimen had a body length of 7.80 mm.What habitat is known?This species occurs in a variety of subterranean environments.The eyes and rostrum are absent.The main flagellum of the first antenna has 16 articles.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.