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Hello all,
I was on a herping excursion with my wife this past week, and we happened upon a tiny scorpion (probably less than 1/2 inch total length) while flipping rocks. I understand that there are about 8 scorpion species native to the state, but not all occur in the extreme southwest corner of the state, which is where we were. (We were along the banks of the Virgin River in The town of Washington, Utah.) Any guidance on which species this might be?
Paruroctonus becki?
I was on a herping excursion with my wife this past week, and we happened upon a tiny scorpion (probably less than 1/2 inch total length) while flipping rocks. I understand that there are about 8 scorpion species native to the state, but not all occur in the extreme southwest corner of the state, which is where we were. (We were along the banks of the Virgin River in The town of Washington, Utah.) Any guidance on which species this might be?
Paruroctonus becki?
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