Alacranes de Cuba

[redhourglass]

Hi.

Hope you find this page of interest with the diversity of scorpions. PDF links are great for download(s).

http://fm2.fieldmuseum.org/animalguides/guideimages.asp?ID=4

Cheers.

Sinc. Chad

 

[Ythier]

Excellent Chad, thanks !

 

[fusion121]

Very nifty, Cuba is somewhere I really want to go scorpion hunting.

 

[G. Carnell]

oooooh

nice pics.. people should do that for other countries too..

though some might be a bit difficult :>

 

[Ythier]

So..what are you waiting for Corsica or UK George ? One species in each country !

 

[G. Carnell]

EXCUSE ME!! 2 species in Corsica

 

[hamfoto]

wonderful guide! thanks! Let's see more if anyone's got 'em...

Chris

 

[Brian S]

So..what are you waiting for Corsica or UK George ? One species in each country !

hahahhaa


Thanks for the link Chad Very nice information and photos. I wish there were pages like this one that covers other countrys as well

 

[G. Carnell]

there i did it!

http://www.scorpion-realm.co.uk/Corsican Scorpions v1.0.pdf


:>

 

[fusion121]

Useful document , What language do they speak in corsica?

 

[G. Carnell]

Corsican.. hehe

its like roman style italian which hasnt evolved


just wait till i "publish" scorpions of the UK (including non native species of course!!!!!)

 

[Raan_Jodus]

My C. Margaritatus looks disturbingly like the C. Morenoi. Makes me wonder at times now

Blast Centruroides for being so varied in their own subgroups :wall:

 

[redhourglass]

Hi.

Glad everyone enjoyed it. Impressive photos by Rolando et.al

More impressive is that Cuba has Cazierius, Didymocentrus and Heteronebo...

The most important aspect is the zoogeography and isolation aspect with islands and speciation.

Best Regards.

Sinc. Chad

 

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Great link!

One from each country sounds like a good plan.