Tetratrichobothrius flavicaudis (De Geer 1778) ♂,♀ (Scorpiones Euscorpiidæ Euscorpiinæ Euscorpiini)

Illustration for a comparative ecophylogenetic analysis of local myrmecofaunas, based on r/K selection theory and intra / interspecific parabiosis / lestobiosis, particularly focused on allochthonous and invasive species.

 

[Tetratrichobothrius Birula 1917: 1 (IT: 1) spp]

[Euscorpiidæ Laurie 1896: 3 sff, 14 gg, 143 spp]

 

REFERENCES

 

P. Coelho & al. 2022: Scorpiones ecomorphs.

D.S. Brandt 2021: Eurypterida morphology.

J.C. Lamsdell & al. 2020: Adelophthalmus pyrrhæ sp.n.

F. Kovařík & al. 2019: Euscorpius revision.

P.L. Coelho & al. 2017: A striking relationship.

A. v.d. Meijden & T. Kleinteich 2017: Stinger diversity in scorpions.

J. Waddington & al. 2015: Eramoscorpius brucensis g.&sp.n.

Z-L. Zhao & al. 2015: Scorpion stingers and biomimetic materials.

P.P. Sharma & al. 2014: Scorpiones posterior heteronomy.

R. Foelix & al. 2014: Fine structure of aculeus in Euscorpius.

A. Parmakelis & al. 2013: Hidden diversity of Euscorpius in Greece revealed by multilocus species-delimitation approaches.

M. Poschmann & al. 2008: Wæringoscorpio westerwaldensis sp.n.

A. Berkov & al. 2008: Convergent evolution in the antennæ of Onychocerus albitarsis and the sting of a scorpion.

V. Fet & P.A. Selden 2001: Scorpions 2001, pp. 25-111.

H. Bellmann 1997: Spinnentiere Europas.

G.A. Polis 1990: Scorpiones biology.

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