description Centruroides suffusus Overview
Centruroides suffusus, commonly called the Durango scorpion, is a venomous scorpion native to Mexico. It belongs to the family Buthidae and has been associated especially with the state of Durango. The species is medically important because its sting can cause severe envenomation, and it has historically contributed to a substantial number of serious scorpion-sting cases in the region.
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What is Centruroides suffusus commonly called?
Centruroides suffusus is commonly called the Durango scorpion. It is a venomous scorpion native to Mexico.
Where does the Durango scorpion live?
The species is native to Mexico and is associated especially with the state of Durango. The supplied description does not give a more detailed range map.
Why is Centruroides suffusus medically important?
Its sting can cause severe envenomation, meaning serious poisoning from venom. This makes the species medically important in areas where it occurs.
What family does the Durango scorpion belong to?
It belongs to the family Buthidae. Centruroides suffusus is one of the venomous scorpions in that family.
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