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- Centruroides franckei and Centruroides rodolfoi are newly identified scorpion species from Oaxaca, Mexico, classified within the "striped" group of the genus.
- Thirteen species of this genus are found in Oaxaca, with six belonging to the specific "striped" subgroup called infamatus-nigrovariatus.
- The new species are compared morphologically to their closest relatives, and a map illustrating the distribution of the six striped species in the state is included.
Article Abstract
Centruroides franckei, n. sp. and Centruroides rodolfoi, n. sp. are described from Oaxaca, Mexico. These species belong to the "striped" group within the genus. Thirteen species of the genus are reported for the state, six of them belonging to the "striped" group (infamatus-nigrovariatus subgroup). Both new species are compared to their most morphological similar species. A map with the six "striped" (infamatus-nigrovariatus subgroup) species in the state is also provided.
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