Image of Uroctonus mordax Thorell 1876
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Description:
This small scorpion was found under a rock in partial shade. There was some moisture under the rock as well as some dry dirt. 3 other similar scorpions were found under rocks within a 10 meter radius. The scorpion is roughly 4 cm long with its tail curled in. The head and tail are a darker color compared to the thick abdomen. This was the largest scorpion found amongst the other 3. Source(s): -The Laws Field Guide to the Sierra Nevada by John Muir Laws Camera: Nikon Coolpix S33
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- Uroctonus
- Uroctonus mordax
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