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Hadogenes trichiurus

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Hadogenes trichiurus is a flat rock scorpion species belonging to the Hormuridae family, originally described by Paul Gervais in 1843.

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What is Hadogenes trichiurus?

Hadogenes trichiurus is a flat rock scorpion species in the family Hormuridae. It is adapted to living in rocky environments.

Who described Hadogenes trichiurus?

The species was originally described by Paul Gervais in 1843. It belongs to the genus Hadogenes, commonly associated with flat rock scorpions.

Why are Hadogenes scorpions called flat rock scorpions?

Their flattened bodies allow them to shelter in narrow cracks beneath or between rocks. Hadogenes trichiurus has the body form associated with this common name.

What family does Hadogenes trichiurus belong to?

Hadogenes trichiurus belongs to the scorpion family Hormuridae. The species is part of a group known for flattened, rock-dwelling body shapes.

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