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Euscorpius sicanus is a Sicilian euscorpiid scorpion first described by C. L. Koch in 1837 and later restored as a distinct species.
Euscorpius aquilejensis is a northern Adriatic wood-scorpion from Italy, Slovenia and Croatia, first described from Aquileia in 1837.
Euscorpius hadzii is a Balkan wood-scorpion named for Jovan Hadzi, recorded from Albania, Montenegro, Croatia and nearby countries.
Euscorpius avcii is an euscorpiid scorpion described in 2012 from western Turkey and later confirmed on Samos, Greece, by DNA markers.
Euscorpius candiota is a Cretan euscorpiid scorpion described by Birula in 1903 and later elevated again to species rank in 2013.
Euscorpius koschewnikowi is an euscorpiid scorpion endemic to Mount Athos in Greece, described by Birula in 1900 and later restored as a species.
Cercophonius squama is the Australian wood or forest scorpion, described by Gervais in 1843 and notable as the only scorpion found in Tasmania.
Liocheles australasiae is the dwarf wood scorpion, described by Fabricius in 1775 and notable for a wide Indo-Pacific range and parthenogenetic populations.
