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adult female, I checked the epigyne. Not rare around here, just rarely collected. Quite difficult to catch, as it sits in a silken cell and moves very quickly if disturbed.

found deep inside a dead tree.

Just upload some photos of higher resolutions of my paper.
https://mds.marshall.edu/euscorpius/vol2023/iss370/1/

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/369995922_A_new_monotypic_genus_and_species_from_China_Langxie_feti_gen_et_sp_n_Scorpiones_Buthidae

On a small island in a water-floored cave passage. Several days later, after a storm submerged the island, this scorpion was seen crawling around under water. I happened to have a cheap black light with me and tried it out.

Sample from a bogy pond near the Warnsdorfer Bach near the Warnsdorfer Quelle in the Tharandter Forest near Dresden, analysed at my privat laboratory.

Photo with Leica DMLS, 40x HCX Plan Apo, Panasonic GX7, stacked

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"Infektion einer Mougeotia-Population durch Micromyces zygogonii Dangeard an einem alpinen Standort."
G. Huber-Pestalozzi, Zürich

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Found in an underwater cavern, photographed, and then released back to where it came from. Five golden colored eggs are visible in some of the photos.

This blind species is endemic to the underwater caves and caverns of the Floridan Aquifer in north-central Florida. It typically hangs upside down from the ceilings of these underwater passages.