Picobuthus, Lowe, 2010
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https://doi.org/ 10.18590/euscorpius.2010.vol2010.iss93.1 |
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/E888D6C4-7111-4665-AB76-4B9CA0A1D2A9 |
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lsid:zoobank.org:act:E888D6C4-7111-4665-AB76-4B9CA0A1D2A9 |
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Felipe |
scientific name |
Picobuthus |
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gen. nov. |
Genus Picobuthus View in CoL , gen. nov.
Type species. Picobuthus wahibaensis View in CoL , sp. nov.
Diagnosis. A member of the picobuthoid group (see diagnosis above), differentiated as follows: small scorpions, adults <20 mm; metasoma ( Figs. 83–86 View Figures 77–86 , 107–109 View Figures 101–109 ): all segments finely granular; metasoma I–III with distinct carinae, IV with carinae reduced or obsolete, V only with dentate ventrolateral carinae; metasoma IV–V elongate, width equal to or narrower than metasoma I, ventral and lateral surfaces neither strongly convex nor smooth, lacking conspicuous pits or depressions; telson vesicle elongate, pyriform, not posteriorly truncate; pedipalp fixed finger weakly deflected upward at base, gently curved ( Figs. 75 View Figures 67–76 , 99 View Figures 91–100 ); tibial spurs absent on legs III–IV; retrosuperior margins of basitarsi I–III with bristle combs ( Figs. 68 View Figures 67–76 , 92 View Figures 91–100 ); fixed finger of chelicera armed ventrally with two denticles, distal denticle large, proximal denticle small ( Figs. 78 View Figures 77–86 , 102 View Figures 101–109 ); trichobothria ( Figs. 148–162 View Figures 148–162 ): femur: 2 external, 3 dorsal (d 2 and d 5 absent) in β configuration (Vachon, 1975), 2–4 internal (either i 4, or i 2 and i 4 absent); patella: usually 5 external (esb 2 and em usually absent), 4 dorsal (d 2 absent), 1 internal; manus: 4 external (Eb 3 and Esb absent), 2 ventral; fixed finger: 6 (esb absent).
Subordinate taxa. P. dundoni View in CoL , sp. nov., P. wahibaensis View in CoL ,
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