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Centruroides ochraceus - Scorpion
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Centruroides ochraceus

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Centruroides ochraceus is a Mexican bark scorpion described by Pocock in 1898, recorded from the Yucatan Peninsula and southern Veracruz.

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Where is Centruroides ochraceus found?

Centruroides ochraceus is recorded from Mexico's Yucatán Peninsula and southern Veracruz. It is a bark scorpion in the genus Centruroides.

Who described Centruroides ochraceus?

The species was described by Pocock in 1898. Its classification places it within the bark-scorpion genus Centruroides.

What type of scorpion is Centruroides ochraceus?

It is a Mexican bark scorpion. The name refers to a species recorded in eastern and southeastern parts of Mexico.

Is Centruroides ochraceus found in the Yucatán Peninsula?

Yes, records place the species on the Yucatán Peninsula. Southern Veracruz is another region associated with its recorded distribution.

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