Molecule Phylogeny at Compsougthus Matthieseni Birula (Scorpiones: Buthidae) from Duhok Abstract Kompobobountus Matthesseni The Birula, 1905 is one of two types of scorpion in the genus Compsokitus Vachon, 1949 currently identified by the Iraqa Scorpion Fauna. Although its morphology is well documented, the molecule phylogeny remains poorly understandable. In this study, 28 specimens of C….
Is the size? Cannibalism Reports of Scorpions (Scorpiones: Buthidae) from Turkey Brief communication Kanibalism is an incident in which a person kills and consents to other species, which often comes from conflicts related to drowning or completing (eg, persson et al. 221). The first authors suggested that this mechanism regulates and control the size of…
New records in Androctonus Ehrerberg, 1828 from Eastern Azarbaijan Province, Iran (Scorpiones: Buthidae) Abstract Limited studies are made of fools in the province of the East Azarbaijan, resulting in identifying seven species in the buthid. The examination of Androctonus collected from the east Azarbaijan province between 2021-2023 resulted in two new records and southern Turky,…
The Morphology of Buthus Yağmur, Koç & Lourenço (Scorpiones: Buthidae) and first description of ecological observations Abstract Buthus Kuni Yağmur, Koç & Lourenço were described based on a female holotype specimen from Cyprus. These species are rededicated based on holotype and additional specimens collected from Cyprus, with the description of the man and different information…
ANDROCTONUS ISTHTAR SP. n. From Dohuk and Nineve Provinces, Iraq (Scorpiones: Buthidae) Abstract A new species, Androctonus ishtar SP. n.described and described from Dohuk and Ninevea provinces in Iraq. These new species have previously missed as A. Crassicauda Olives. Androctonus Sumericous Al-khazali and yağmur, and A. Turkiyensis Yağmur, distributed to territories close to A. Ishtar…
Systematic Change in the Genus Charmus Karsch, 1879 (Scorpiones: Buthidae), and evaluate the phylogenetic position within Buthidae Cl Koch, 1837 using the odd elements of Buthidae Abstract India and Sri Lanka learned to appear high-level biological differences in many endemic genus Genus Charmus, 1879. The members of this genus are equally similar to. Our dedicated…