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Cercophonius squama is a species of wood or forest scorpion in the family Bothriuridae. It was described by Gervais in 1843 and is associated with Australia, including Tasmania. The species is a living scorpion rather than a fossil taxon and is studied as part of Australia's distinctive terrestrial...
Brachistosternus montanus is a species of scorpion in the family Bothriuridae, notable for inhabiting the high-altitude Andes mountains.
Timogenes elegans is a South American bothriurid scorpion described by Mello-Leitao in 1931, recorded from Argentina, Paraguay, and Bolivia.
Brachistosternus paposo is a species of scorpion in the family Bothriuridae. It was described in 2014 from the coastal desert near Paposo in Chile's Antofagasta Region, a dry landscape shaped by the Atacama Desert. The species is endemic to that part of Chile, meaning that its known natural range is...
Bothriurus chilensis is a Chilean bothriurid described by Molina in 1782, notable because its exact taxonomic identity has been treated as uncertain.
Bothriurus bonariensis is a bothriurid scorpion described by C. L. Koch in 1842, notable as the type species of Bothriurus and common in the southern Cone.
Urophonius brachycentrus is a species of scorpion in the family Bothriuridae. It was described by Thorell in 1876 under the name Cercophonius brachycentrus and was later transferred to the genus Urophonius by Kraepelin in 1894. The species is endemic to Argentina, with records from several provinces...
Bothriurus coriaceus is the Chilean scorpion, described by Pocock in 1893 and associated with northern dunes in Chile's Coquimbo region.
Bothriurus prospicuus is an Argentine bothriurid scorpion described by Mello-Leitao in 1934, recorded from Cordoba and Buenos Aires provinces.
Lisposoma elegans is a Namibian bothriurid scorpion described by Lawrence in 1928, notable as a southern African member of the genus Lisposoma.
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