We report the first record of significant scorpion TITUS CARLILLOI In Paraguay, from the metropolitan area of Encarnación, Department of Itapúa, near the Argentine border. Known for the cause of severe and deadly enrevenomings in Northern Argentina, the presence of these species in the southeastern SAIDS promotes the risk of cross-border dispersion. Along with regional…
Comparing analysis of mitochondrial genome from Cancerides of Phormictopus (Arachnida: Thraphosidae) with phylogenetic implications Abstract The tarantulas represent a more distinct taxonomic group and have an important role in ecosystems. To gain deeper understanding of evolutionary relationships within the Thraphosidae family, in this study, we describe the mitochondrial genome (Mitogenome) in Cancerides in Phormictopus for…
Scorpionism: a neglected tropical disease with public public implications Introduction Scorpions are toxic arthropods belonging to the class Arachnid and the order Score (1). To-day, ~ 2,772 species of fools described around the world, where in 104 classes (3.8%) considered medical excitement and potential of severe envenomation (2). The majority of the relevant medical species…