By looking at the pectines (the comb-like structures on the bottom). Male scorps have longer pectine "teeth" than females. It's a little tricky if you don't have other scorps around to compare!
The easiest way is the "givens". Pedipalps being larger on females than the male of Opistophthalmus scorpions. Pedipalps being larger on male Parabuthus scorps. Caudal segments of the male Centruroides are longer than female's segments and so forth. But one must know the "givens" in order to correctly differentiate because each genus has it's own method.
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