Anatomy papers!

Korni · Apr 16, 2011

Äußere Anatomie von Androctonus amoreuxi

Äußere Anatomie von Lychas scutilus

Äußere Anatomie von Parabuthus liosoma

Äußere Anatomie von Parabuthus villosus "black"

Äußere Anatomie von Belisarius xambeui

Hi!

First I made some new papers

And second, saidly I had no chance to get Tityus sp. to photograph, but maybe next week I will get some *g*

sfpearl300z · Apr 16, 2011

Very nice! Definitely making the rest of my work day bearable.

Korni · Apr 16, 2011

thanks!

be continued

Nomadinexile · Apr 17, 2011

Hey leo. Nice work! Do you have any knowledge of the laws regarding shipping preserved specimens across borders? I don't have my import export permits yet, but if I do not need them, I am sure I could send you some at some point in the future.

skinheaddave · Apr 17, 2011

Nomadinexile said:
Hey leo. Nice work! Do you have any knowledge of the laws regarding shipping preserved specimens across borders?

As far as the USFWS is concerned, live animals, preserved animals and animal parts or products all fall under the same laws.

Cheers,
Dave

Korni · Apr 18, 2011

A friend of mine, posted in another forum how he shipped to the US.

For the customs authorities:
(Notes to the Customs declaration)

All animals are needed for scientific research
.
All the animals are not protected or conservation. The animals were born in captivity.
All animals are pure bred from Germany.
There are the following species inside the package :

12 pcs Centruroides nigrescens 2 instar
5 pcs Rhopalurus pintoi 2 instar
4 pcs Androctonus australis 4-5 instar
2 pcs Androctonus crassicauda 3 instar
2 pcs Androctnonus mauritanicus 5 instar
1 pc Androctonus bicolor 5 instar
2 pcs Hottentotta jayakari 4 instar

The value of the animals is 270 U.S. dollars, the value of the plastic containers (which contain the animals) is 10 U.S. Dollar

Source: http://skorpion-experten.forumprofi.de/viewtopic.php?f=34&t=245 (18.04.2011 14:08)

He got no problems with it.

Next week I will get over 20 new species

skinheaddave · Apr 18, 2011

There is a differnece between what usually works and what is legal. You can generally just drive stuff across the border to Canada, declare it at the Canadian side and go on your way. Once in a while, though, they enforce the law and someone gets a hefty fine.

Cheers,
Dave

Korni · Apr 25, 2011

Hey guys!

On Saturday I got 19 new species for anatomy pictures.

I work on and they will be available in some weeks.

There are species like
Scorpiops pseudomontanus
Androctonus finitimus
Tityus asthenes
Centruroides barbadensis
and many more !

william_wang · Apr 25, 2011

wonderful!!!

william_wang · Apr 26, 2011

Pls do more...

Irene B. Smithi · Apr 26, 2011

That's very nice!! Could not see them all for some reason... but I do plan to check back often on this post!!! Great job, and what a great resource!! thank you!!!

redhourglass · Apr 26, 2011

Impressive ! Keep up the good work.

Korni · Apr 30, 2011

Thanks to everyone

scorpionmom · Apr 30, 2011

Korni said:
Buthidae

"<--" these are the newest, but I think, all are very interessting

Thanks to everyone

Thanks to you! You really went to a lot of work to do that. Excellent job. I'll look at all of them!

They are all on your website, right?

Korni · Apr 30, 2011

Yes, you find them here:

www.leonardge.org/datenbank/anatomie-sammlung.html

scorpionmom · Apr 30, 2011

Korni said:
Yes, you find them here:

www.leonardge.org/datenbank/anatomie-sammlung.html

I really like your site and I go there often. Very nice pictures!!!

Korni · Apr 30, 2011

Sorry, but i haven't time to translate everything into english.
But I will do it sometime

scorpionmom · Apr 30, 2011

Korni said:
Sorry, but i haven't time to translate everything into english.
But I will do it sometime

Don't worry. It is very nice! One question though, have you ever kept any Tityus spp.?

Korni · Apr 30, 2011

Hi!

I kept T. stigmurus from i2-i4 and then I sold them.
They don't fascinated me in the way other species do. I don't know why

But I will make papers for T. asthenes, T. silvestris and T. magnimanus.

Irene B. Smithi · Apr 30, 2011

ugh.. just rub it in that my German sucks... haven't read or spoken any since I was a child.... not that I'm that old... but still lol... making me work to read you stuff. Very nice, once more, I enjoy your work, thank you

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