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Hadogenes troglodytes is a species of scorpion found in southern Africa. It’s distinguished by significant size differences between males and females, making it one of the largest known scorpions. This lithophilic species favors rocky habitats and is primarily studied by arachnologists and herpetolo...
Hadogenes granulatus is a flat rock scorpion of southern Africa, described by Purcell in 1901 and recorded from Botswana to Mozambique.
Hadogenes hahni is a flat rock scorpion from southeastern Angola and northern Namibia, first described by Peters in 1862.
Hadogenes bicolor is a species of flat rock scorpion in the family Hormuridae, native to Southern Africa. Members of the genus Hadogenes are among the most elongated of all scorpions, with dorsoventrally flattened bodies adapted to wedge into narrow rock crevices. They inhabit rocky outcrops and mou...
Hadogenes longimanus is a South African flat rock scorpion from the northern Drakensberg, described by Prendini in 2001.
Hadogenes soutpansbergensis is a South African flat rock scorpion endemic to Limpopo's Soutpansberg range, described by Prendini in 2006.
Hadogenes newlandsi is a South African flat rock scorpion endemic to Limpopo's northern Drakensberg, described by Prendini in 2001.
Hadogenes lawrencei is a Namibian flat rock scorpion described by Newlands in 1972 and named for arachnologist R. F. Lawrence.
Hadogenes paucidens is a highly flattened rock scorpion adapted to hiding in narrow crevices, first described by Eugène Simon in 1887.
Hadogenes trichiurus is a flat rock scorpion species belonging to the Hormuridae family, originally described by Paul Gervais in 1843.
