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bothriurid

scorpion
Also known as: Bothriuridae
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  • scorpion
    scorpion
    / Annotated classification

    Family Bothriuridae 112 species found in South America, India, southern Africa, and Australia. 3 lateral eyes on each side. Family Diplocentridae 85 species found in warm regions of the Middle East, Mexico southward to northern South America, and the Antilles islands. Tubercular spine under stinger. Family…

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    Family Bothriuridae 112 species found in South America, India, southern Africa, and Australia. 3 lateral eyes on each side. Family Diplocentridae 85 species found in warm regions of the Middle East, Mexico southward to northern South America, and the Antilles islands. Tubercular spine under stinger. Family…

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