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Leiurus sp., (Makadi-Bay)

Buthus paris/Androctonus australis, (hector)/Scorpio sp., (Ktetna) Buthus sp., (Near Sfax)

Aegeobuthus gibbosus, (Kolymbia) Central of Rhodes Fountoukli, (On high Mountains)

By Michiel Cozijn Fig. 1:T.asthenes adult couple from Peru, top: ♀, down: ♂ M.A.C.Cozijn © 2008 What’s in a name? Tityus asthenes has no generally accepted common name, but they are sometimes sold under names like “Peruvian black scorpion” or as other species like Tityus metuendus (Pocock, 1897).

Grosphus spp., (Buthidae) Grosphus grandidieri Heteroctenus spp., (Buthidae) Heteroctenus princeps

T 1. Tarsus 2. Taxonomy 3. Teat 4. Telolecithal 5. Telson 6. Tergaldorn 7. Tergite 8. Tergum, Tergit 9. Thelytoky 10. Tibia 11. Tigmotaxis 12. Tooth 13. Topotype 14. Toxins 15. Toxicity 16. Tracheen 17. Transversal 18. Tribus 19. Trichobothriotaxy 20. Trichobothrium 21. Trinomen 22. Trochanter 23. T

J K 1. K 2. Kambrium 3. Katoikogenic 4. Keel L 1. Lamellae 2. Lamina 3. Lateral 4. Lateral eyes 5. Lectotype 6. Lyre 7. Lithophile 8. Longitudinal 9. Lung 10. Lymph (gland) 11. Lymphoid 12. Lyriform M 1. Macroseta 2. Mandibles 3. Maxillen 4. Mechanoreceptor 5. Median 6. Median eyes 7. Mesic 8. Meso

A 1. Abdomen 2. Aculeus 3. Adult 4. Aff. affinis 5. Alecithal 6. Allometry 7. Allotype 8. Amphigonia retardata 9. Anal Area 10. Anterior 11. Apical 12. Apodeme 13. Apophysis 14. Apotele 15. Appendages 16. Arachnid 17. Arid 18. Arrhenotoky 19. Arthropod 20. Atrium 21. Axoneme B 1. Barbed

Euscorpius spp., (Euscorpiidae) Euscorpius balearicus, (Mallorca-Arta) Euscorpius concinnus, (Italy-Liguria) Euscorpius sicanus, (Sicilia-Noto Antica, Province Syrakus) Euscorpius sp., (Croatia-Near Mount Mosor) Euscorpius sp., (Sardinia-Villaverde) Grosphus spp., (Buthidae) Grosphus flavopiceus

Aegeobuthus spp., (Buthidae) Aegeobuthus cyprius, (Cyprus-Lefkara/Pomos) Aegeobuthus gibbosus, (Greece-Rhodes, Fountoukli) Androctonus spp., (Buthidae) Androctonus australis australis, (Tunisia) Androctonus australis, (hector), (Tunisia) Androctonus australis, (libycus) Androctonus baluchicus, (dar

Ameles sp., (Rhodes-Eleousa Village) Empusa fasciata, (Rhodes-Eleousa Village) Humbertiella sp., (Sri Lanka-Near Dambulla) Iris oratario, (Kos-Irakleides) Rivetina balcanica, (Rhodes-Prasonisi Beach)

Aegeobuthus gibbosus, (Greece, Rhodes) Androctonus australis, (hector), (Tunisa, Ktetna) Buthus paris., (Tunisia, Sfax/Ktetna) Euscorpius balearicus, (Spain, Mallorca) Isometrus maculatus, (Sri Lanka, Waikkal) Isometrus thwaitesi, (Sri Lanka, Elluwankulam) Leiurus sp., (Egypt-Makadi Bay) Scorp

Euscorpius balearicus, (Arta) Alaro-Castell d’Alaró, (824m high)

Tityus spp., (Buthidae) Tityus asthenes Tityus obscurus Teruelius spp., (Buthidae) Teruelius grandidieri

Buthacus spp., (Buthidae) Buthacus arenicola

R 1. R 2. Reticulated 3. Rezent 4. Rhabdom 5. Rheophile 6. Rods of Heidenhain S 1. Sabulicolous 2. Sclerite 3. Scrape 4. Segment 5. Semiarid 6. Semihumid 7. Sensillum 8. Seta 9. Sexualdimorphismus 10. Shield 11. Silur 12. Slit (slit organ) 13. sp., spp. & spec. 14. Spermatheka 15. Spermatocleutrum 1

G 1. Ganglion 2. Genotpye 3. Gestation 4. Gnathocoxal (gland) 5. Granulated 6. Granule H 1. Haematopoietic 2. Haemocyte 3. Haemolymph 4. Hand 5. Hapantotype 6. Heautotype 7. Hemispermatophore 8. Holotype 9. Homoeotype 10. Humid I 1. Ideotypus 2. Internal 3. Intraguild 4. Instar

Parabuthus spp., (Buthidae) Parabuthus brevimanus, (Namibia) Parabuthus capensis, (South-Africa) Parabuthus pallidus, (Kenya) Parabuthus pallidus, (orange), (Kenya) Parabuthus raudus, (South-Africa) Parabuthus raudus, (dark ), (Namibia) Parabuthus transvaalicus, (Africa-Calvinia) Paravaejovis spp.,

By Michiel Cozijn G.grandidieri, above: ♀, under ♂ What’s in a name? This scorpion has no generally accepted common name as far as I know. Etymology: The species name is in honour of Guillaume Grandidier (1873-1957), a zoologist and palaeontologist that published extensive works about the Malagas

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Birdspiders: Chromatopelma cyaneopubescens Black widows: Latrodectus mactans, (Texas) Latrodectus tredecimguttatus, (Morocco-Tiznit) True spiders: Sicarius terrosus, (Chile)

Africa: Egypt, (Leiurus sp.) Tunisia, (Androctonus australis, (hector) | Buthus paris/Buthus sp./Scorpio sp.) Asia: Sri Lanka, (Isometrus maculatus/Isometrus thwaitesi) Europe: Greece, Rhodes, (Aegeobuthus gibbosus) Spain, Mallorca, (Euscorpius balearicus)

Isometrus thwaitesi, (Elluwankulam) Isometrus maculatus, (Waikkal)

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By Michiel Cozijn T.obscurus adult couple, left: ♀, right: ♂ M.A.C.Cozijn © 2009 What’s in a name? Tityus obscurus has no generally accepted common name. Etymology: The name ‘obscurus’ in apposition to the generic name (Tityus) means dark or the dark one. Junior synonyms: T.amazonicus Giltay 192

N 1. NZ 2. Name of the type 3. Neotype 4. Nephrocytes O 1. Oligolecithal 2. Operculum genitale 3. Opisthosoma P 1. Parturition 2. Paläozoikum 3. Paralectotype 4. Paratype 5. Paraxial 6. Parthenogenesis 7. Patella 8. Pecten (Plural: Pectines) 9. Pectinal 10. Pedipalps 11. Pheromon 12. Photoreceptor 1

D 1. DNZ (Deutsche Nachzucht/German breeding) 2. Dentate 3. Denticulate 4. Denticle 5. Diaphragm 6. Distal 7. Distribution 8. Diurnal 9. Diverticulum 10. Dorsal (view) E 1. ENZ 2. Ecdysone 3. Embryo 4. Endosternite 5. Exoskeleton 6. External 7. Extra-oral 8. Exuvia 9. Exuviation F 1. Finger 2. Fi

Isometrus spp., (Buthidae) Isometrus maculatus, (Asia) Isometrus thwaitesi, (Sri Lanka-Elluwankulam) Leiurus spp., (Buthidae) Leiurus haenggii, (Yemen-Sanaa) Leiurus hebraeus, (orange ), (Israel-Sumaria Mountains) Leiurus sp., (Egypt-Makadi Bay) Liocheles spp., (Hormuridae) Liocheles australasiae

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