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Pandinurus magrettii - Scorpion
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Pandinurus magrettii

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Pandinurus magrettii is a Horn of Africa scorpion described by Borelli in 1901, now often placed in Pandiborellius and named for Paolo Magretti.

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What is Pandinurus magrettii?

Pandinurus magrettii is a scorpion from the Horn of Africa. It is now often placed in the genus Pandiborellius.

Who described Pandinurus magrettii?

The species was described by Borelli in 1901. Its name honors Paolo Magretti.

Why may Pandinurus magrettii appear under another genus?

Taxonomic treatments now often place it in Pandiborellius rather than Pandinurus. Older references may therefore use the name Pandinurus magrettii.

Where does Pandinurus magrettii live?

It is associated with the Horn of Africa. The species was described in 1901 and has since been reassessed within scorpion taxonomy.

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