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Black Rock Scorpion
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Description: The Black Rock Scorpion (Scorpio (Buthus) Afer), "seen from above. At, the chelicerae, or chelate antennae; the large claws are chelate pedipalpi; Cth, cephalothorax; the first two legs are cephalic appendages, the next two thoracic; Tn, the telson or sting." -Whitney, 1911
Source: Whitney, William Dwight The Century Dictionary: An Encyclopedic Lexicon of the English Language (New York: The Century Co., 1911) 8: 5410
Keywords: black rock scorpion, Scorpio afer, Buthus afer, chelicerae, chelate antennae, label scorpion parts, arthropod anatomy, arachnid, claws, chelate pedipalpi, cephalothorax, legs, telson, sting, stinger
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