description Bothriurus bonariensis Overview
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.
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Where is Bothriurus bonariensis found?
Bothriurus bonariensis is common in the southern Cone of South America. Its distribution includes parts of countries such as Argentina, Uruguay, and neighboring areas.
Who described Bothriurus bonariensis?
C. L. Koch described the species in 1842. It is the type species of the genus Bothriurus.
Why is Bothriurus bonariensis important to taxonomy?
It is the type species of Bothriurus, which means the genus is anchored taxonomically to this species. That makes it especially important when defining the group.
What family is Bothriurus bonariensis in?
It is a bothriurid scorpion, belonging to the family Bothriuridae. The family includes several scorpions native to South America and other southern regions.
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