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Chaerilus variegatus is a species of scorpion in the family Chaerilidae and the genus Chaerilus. Eugene Simon described it in 1877, and the species is associated with Java, Indonesia. It is an extant Asian scorpion known primarily through taxonomic and zoological records, so the name is most relevan...
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Javan Chaerilus with old Simon description and endemic status; moderate specialist recognition.
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Chaerilus truncatus is a species of scorpion in the family Chaerilidae, described by Ferdinand Karsch in 1879. It is recorded from parts of the Himalaya, including northern India and Nepal, and has been revisited in modern taxonomic work because older locality information and earlier identifications...
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Himalayan Chaerilus with old description and Nepal-India records; moderate taxonomic standing.
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Chaerilus robinsoni is a chaerilid scorpion endemic to Bukit Besar in Peninsular Malaysia. Hirst described the species in 1911, and the specific name honors Robinson. It is an extant taxon in the genus Chaerilus, so the name identifies a particular Southeast Asian scorpion rather than a broad region...
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Peninsular Malaysian endemic with historical naming; narrow range and little broader recognition.
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Chaerilus petrzelkai is a species of scorpion in the family Chaerilidae, described by František Kovařík in 2000. It is known from southern Vietnam, including Đồng Nai Province; taxonomic work also discusses populations on Côn Sơn Island in the Côn Đảo archipelago. The species is notable in the liter...
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Vietnamese Chaerilus described in 2000; localized and specialist, with limited broader profile.
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Chaerilus celebensis is a chaerilid scorpion described by Pocock in 1894 from Sulawesi, Indonesia, with reliable records centered on Luwu.
Chaerilus sejnai is a species of scorpion in the family Chaerilidae. It was described by Frantisek Kovarik in 2005 and is known from Tioman Island in the Malaysian state of Pahang. The species was named in honor of Vladimir Sejna. Chaerilid scorpions are an ancient-looking group found mainly in part...
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