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The striped bark scorpion (Centruroides vittatus) is an extremely common scorpion found throughout the midsection of the United States and northern Mexico. It is perhaps the most frequently encountered scorpion in the U.S.

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rdfs:label	Arizona-Rindenskorpion (de) Centruroides vittatus (es) Centruroides vittatus (fr) Driestrepige schorsschorpioen (nl) Striped bark scorpion (en) Centruroides vittatus (ru)
rdfs:comment	Der Arizona-Rindenskorpion (Centruroides vittatus), auch Kleiner Texasskorpion genannt, gehört zu der Familie der Buthidae. Er ist ein kleiner bis mittelgroßer Skorpion mit einer Größe von ca. 7 cm bei adulten Tieren.Die Färbung reicht von dunklen bis hin zu sehr blassen Formen.Die trockenheitsliebenden xerischen Formen sind eher gelblich, wohingegen die mesischen (weder trockenheits- noch feuchtigkeitsliebend) Formen eine eher dunklere Grundfarbe besitzen und die Streifen leicht ins Orange gehen.Vom Äußeren ähnelt der C. vittatus stark dem C. exilicauda, lässt sich jedoch durch eine dreieckige, meist dunkle „Maske“ zwischen dem medianen Augenpaar auf dem Carapax unterscheiden, welche bei C. exilicauda fehlt. (de) El escorpión rayado de la corteza (Centruroides vittatus) es una arácnido de la familia Buthidae, orden Scorpiones. Fue descrita por Say en 1821. El nombre del género Centruroides proviene de las palabras griegas centr- que significa “puntiagudo” y uro que significa “cola” el género originalmente se llamaba Centrurus pero tuvo que cambiarse a Centruroides debido a que Centrurus ya había sido usado para otro animal. La terminación -oides significa “semejanza” o “proveniente de”. El nombre específico vittatus proviene de la palabra en latín vittātus que significa bandeado. (es) The striped bark scorpion (Centruroides vittatus) is an extremely common scorpion found throughout the midsection of the United States and northern Mexico. It is perhaps the most frequently encountered scorpion in the U.S. (en) Centruroides vittatus est une espèce de scorpions de la famille des Buthidae. (fr) De driestrepige schorsschorpioen (Centruroides vittatus) is een schorpioen uit de familie Buthidae. Het is de meest voorkomende schorpioen van de Verenigde Staten. Hij is te vinden in scheuren en spleten in rotsgebieden en bossen, maar in huizen is de schorpioen ook aan te treffen. Een steek van deze schorpioen is pijnlijk, maar in de meeste gevallen niet dodelijk. (nl) Centruroides vittatus (лат.) — вид скорпионов из рода Centruroides. Жалит болезненно, но убить человека яд не может. (ru)
name	Striped bark scorpion (en)
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dcterms:subject	Scorpions of North America Centruroides Fauna of the Southwestern United States Arthropods of the United States Fauna of the Southeastern United States Arthropods of Mexico Animals described in 1821
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	California Calloway County, Kentucky Sangre de Cristo Mountains Scorpion Rio Grande United States Deciduous Desert Colorado Contra Costa County, California Rutherford County, Tennessee Nash County, North Carolina Coahuila Boulder County, Colorado Mississippi Mississippi River Missouri Missouri River Thomas Say Arizona bark scorpion Scorpions of North America Louisiana Harrison County, Iowa Pike County, Mississippi Lamar County, Mississippi Dare County, North Carolina North Carolina Nuevo León Centruroides Rankin County, Mississippi Iowa Tamaulipas Tennessee Texas Thayer County, Nebraska Arizona Arkansas Fauna of the Southwestern United States Arthropods of the United States Fauna of the Southeastern United States Chihuahua (state) Kansas Kentucky Arthropods of Mexico Animals described in 1821 Maricopa County, Arizona Marshall County, Kentucky Pinophyta Clark County, Missouri Temperate grassland Illinois Mexico Nebraska New Mexico Oklahoma Shelby County, Tennessee Wake County, North Carolina Orleans Parish East Baton Rouge Parish
Link from a Wikipage to an external page	https://www.youtube.com/watch%3Fv=a5dmqwCf16E http://museum2.utep.edu/chih/theland/animals/invertebrates/scorpions/centruroidesvittatus.htm http://wrbu.si.edu/scorpions/sc_du_jour/c_vittatus.html%7C http://animaldiversity.ummz.umich.edu/site/accounts/information/Centruroides_vittatus.html
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