Porcellio dispar Verhoeff 1901

Porcellio dispar Verhoeff, 1901 Fig. 6 F Porcellio dispar Verhoeff, 1901: 407; Vandel 1946: 289, figs 110–111; Schmölzer 1965: 228; Schmölzer 1971: 36; Schmalfuss, 2003: 222; Cifuentes and Da Silva 2023: 36. Porcellio (Euporcellio) dispar Verhoeff, 1907: 269. Porcellionides dimorphus Jackson, 1926: 186, pl. I figs 1–22. Porcellio (Porcellio) dispar Arcangeli, 1935 a: 10, figs 3–7. Material examined. Portugal – Sicó • 6 ♀♀; 39°58'51.8"N, 8°33'13.1"W; 20.VII.2022; leg. R. P. Eusébio; MSS pitfall trap; MNHNC: MB 11: 001131, 001145, 001164 • 1 ♀; 19.IX.2022; same data as for preceding; MNHNC: MB 11: 001264 • 2 ♀♀; 19.XII.2022; same data as for preceding; MNHNC: MB 11: 001277 • 3 ♀♀; 20.III.2023; same data as for preceding; MNHNC: MB 11: 001373. – Montejunto • 2 ♂♂, 4 ♀♀; 39°10'11.4"N, 9°04'14.8"W; 23.VII.2022; leg. R. P. Eusébio; MSS pitfall trap; MNHNC: MB 11: 001160, 001179 • 1 ♀; 21.XII.2022; same data as for preceding; MNHNC: MB 11: 001343 • 3 ♂♂, 23 ♀♀; 21.III.2023; same data as for preceding; MNHNC: MB 11: 001386, 001394. Distribution. Portugal, NW Spain, and France. Ecological notes. This epigean species can also be found in caves and MSS. Seasonal patterns in Portuguese MSS habitats. This species was found in two locations, Sicó and Montejunto. In Sicó it was captured in all seasons, with abundance decreasing from spring to summer, then increasing slightly until winter (Fig. 7 F). In Montejunto it was captured during spring, fall and winter, with abundance decreasing from spring to fall and increasing to its highest in winter (Fig. 7 F).