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Valeriophonus nara Trusted
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Mastigoproctus giganteus Trusted
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Mastigoproctus giganteus Trusted
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Uropygi Trusted
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Present in 16 collections
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EOL has data for 5 traits
See all 5 traits for this taxon.| last appearance (younger bound) | 112.03 million years ago | |
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| last appearance (older bound) | 122.46 million years ago | |
| first appearance (younger bound) | 314.6 million years ago | |
| first appearance (older bound) | 318.1 million years ago | |
| extinction status | extant |
Found in 21 classifications
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Kento Furui added the Japanese common name "サソリモドキ目" to "Uropygi".
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Kento Furui added the Japanese common name "ヤイトムシ目" to "Schizomida".
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Jeff Gambrell added text to "Distribution" on "Mastigoproctus giganteus (Lucas, 1835)".
Vinegaroons are distributed widely in the Southern United States, primarily in...
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Kari Pihlaviita added the Finnish common name "Siimaskorpionit" to "Uropygi".
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Katja Schulz added a link to "The other whipscorpions | The Smaller Majority by Piotr Naskrecki" on "Thelyphonida Latreille 1804".
I first saw a live vinegaroon in Arizona...
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