A look at the Female Reproductive System and birthing.
	A look at Scorpion Molting
	Hints for keeping Urodacus yaschenkoi in Captivity Updated 30/8/2002, Updated 1/2/2003, Updated 16/2/2005
	Keeping Australobuthus xerolimniorum - the Salt Lake Scorpion in captivity
	Why Do The Most Dangerous Scorpions Have Tiny Hands? A popular misconception is busted
	Have a look at the Burrow Structure of Urodacus yaschenkoi.
	Have a look at this Morphometric Study of Urodacus yaschenkoi. **updated 7/9/01**
	Have a look at an Apomorphic character of Urodacus yaschenkoi.
	See Subterranean Temperatures during a Hot Desert Day in Urodacus yaschenkoi habitat.
	Learn about the Mating Ritual of Urodacus elongatus.
	Learn about the Unique Buthid Lychas spinatus besti - sexual sting and longitudinal DOP of larval instars
	Have a look at the Cheliceral Teeth of Urodacus yaschenkoi & elongatus.
	A look at the How to sex Cercophonius species - Look for chelal apophyses
	A look at the The Adaptive Morphology of Liocheles spp : Liochelidae

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