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The first one isnt S.m at all. Telsons way to thick
I can. It's not Centruroides. It might be Smeringurus mesaensis but I'm not sure.Can you get a picture of the telson on the first one?
The second one looks like a Paravaejovis sp from the metasoma.
High Sonoran desert underground. I was chasing a burrow when I found it.First one not S mesaensis. What type of environment was it found?
Can you get a picture of the telson on the first one?
The first one isnt S.m at all. Telsons way to thick
Ok, I'm looking at the metasoma now and it is definitely too thick. Now I am more confused.First one not S mesaensis. What type of environment was it found?
paravaejovis confusus. BTW hoffmannius is not a valid taxon, the current genus is Paravaejovis.I'm having trouble identifying this one. It looks like Smeringurus mesaensis to me but maybe someone could help with the ID.
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Thanks, confusus was my first guess in the field but then started second guessing after the photo was taken.paravaejovis confusus. BTW hoffmannius is not a valid taxon, the current genus is Paravaejovis.