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Urodacidae
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Urodacidae

scorpion family
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  • scorpion
    scorpion
    / Annotated classification

    Family Urodacidae 20 species found only in Australia. Family Chaerilidae 18 species found in southern Asia and continental Southeast Asia. Female reproductive system includes an ovariuterus, with yolk-rich ova developing within. Family Superstitioniidae 9

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    Family Urodacidae 20 species found only in Australia. Family Chaerilidae 18 species found in southern Asia and continental Southeast Asia. Female reproductive system includes an ovariuterus, with yolk-rich ova developing within. Family Superstitioniidae 9

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