Brachisttosternus Phuenche Fountain. noVeMber (Score,, Bothriuridae) Described from the Mauline Andean Forests in Northern Chilean Patagonia, located above the upper glass of Maule Valley. Its remarkable geography and discovering this partial isolation, as a result of the surrounding high heights, supporting paper this valley as a variety of endemic epitloil arthroons. Discovering these third sporpion sporpion sporpions promotes ecological uniqueness in place. Species are more equal to Brachisttosternus nganglyA species found in the forests of Southern Chilean, but the distinct morphological characteristics, such as pigmentation and metasomal structural standards, clearly separated both. This study emphasizes the amount of ecology in Maule Valley, which, despite the long endemism, including anthropogenic routes, including anthropogenic routes, including antthropogen routes, including projects In anthropone, and international routes of agricultural, and international agricultural routes. The need for preservation initiatives in this region is critical to preserve extraordinary biodiversity. This work is not just adding the taxonomy of Brachisttosternus But also increases the basic questions about driving processes to the andes endemism and wider implications for preserving Montane Ecosistsms.
Ojan-affican AA, FM Alfare, IA, Montollo B, Pizarro-Araya J (2025) description of Brachisttosternus Phuenche SP. NOV. . Zoosystematics and evolution 101 (3): 969-981. https://doi.org/10.3897/zse.101.146451
