description Chaerilus robinsoni Overview
Chaerilus robinsoni is a chaerilid scorpion endemic to Bukit Besar in Peninsular Malaysia. Hirst described the species in 1911, and the specific name honors Robinson. It is an extant taxon in the genus Chaerilus, so the name identifies a particular Southeast Asian scorpion rather than a broad regional group or a common name used for several unrelated scorpions.
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What is Chaerilus robinsoni?
Chaerilus robinsoni is a living scorpion species in the genus Chaerilus and family Chaerilidae. It is endemic to Bukit Besar in Peninsular Malaysia.
Where does Chaerilus robinsoni live?
The species is known from Bukit Besar in Peninsular Malaysia. Its description identifies a very specific Southeast Asian range rather than a broad distribution across many countries.
When was Chaerilus robinsoni described?
Hirst described Chaerilus robinsoni in 1911. The species name honors Robinson.
Is Chaerilus robinsoni extinct?
No, it is an extant taxon, meaning the species is regarded as living rather than fossil-only. It belongs to the scorpion genus Chaerilus.
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