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Wednesday, June 15, 2005
can anyone tell me what this arachnid could be?
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It's a whip scorpion. Do I get a gold star? :) Allison H. sent us your web page so we can get ideas for our lab's web page.
thanks guys, you nerds you, i have been informed that it is indeed a Uropygi or whip scorpion and resembles very much a New Mexican by the name of Mastigoproctus, but then again it is unlikely that it has a distant cousin in Sri Lanka, although the way that systematics goes you never know.
3 comments:
It's a whip scorpion. Do I get a gold star? :) Allison H. sent us your web page so we can get ideas for our lab's web page.
Also known as a vinegaroon in the U.S. desert Southwest... Never seen one in the wild though!
thanks guys, you nerds you, i have been informed that it is indeed a Uropygi or whip scorpion and resembles very much a New Mexican by the name of Mastigoproctus, but then again it is unlikely that it has a distant cousin in Sri Lanka, although the way that systematics goes you never know.
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