description Buthus ibericus Overview
Buthus ibericus is an Iberian buthid scorpion described by Lourenco and Vachon in 2004 and recorded from western Spain and Portugal.
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Where is Buthus ibericus found?
Buthus ibericus is recorded from western Spain and Portugal. Its range places it on the Iberian Peninsula.
When was Buthus ibericus described?
Lourenco and Vachon described Buthus ibericus in 2004. The species is an Iberian member of the buthid scorpion group.
Is Buthus ibericus a buthid scorpion?
Yes. It is classified in the buthid scorpion group, with records from western Spain and Portugal.
How does Buthus ibericus differ geographically from Tityus silvestris?
Buthus ibericus is recorded in western Spain and Portugal, while Tityus silvestris is recorded in Brazil, Suriname, Guyana, and Peru. Both are buthid scorpions, but their recorded ranges are on different continents.
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