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A European scorpion named after the ancient Roman name for Trieste, described by C.L. Koch in 1837, and native to Italy and Slovenia.
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What is Euscorpius tergestinus?
Euscorpius tergestinus is a European scorpion species named after the ancient Roman name for Trieste. C. L. Koch described it in 1837.
Where is Euscorpius tergestinus found?
The species is native to Italy and Slovenia. Its name reflects the historical connection to Trieste, a city in the region.
Why is Euscorpius tergestinus named after Trieste?
The species name tergestinus comes from Tergeste, the ancient Roman name for Trieste. The name points to the geographic and historical setting of its original description.
Who described Euscorpius tergestinus?
C. L. Koch described Euscorpius tergestinus in 1837. It is a European scorpion found in Italy and Slovenia.
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