Scorpio fuscus, Linne, 1758

Figures 3–8: In vivo habitus. Figure 3. Scorpio fuscus, male from Bader Al Jadeedah, Balqa Governorate. Figure 4. Scorpio fuscus, female from Birqish Forest, northwestern Jordan, Irbid Governorate. Figure 5. Jordanius maysaraensis gen. et sp. n., female paratype. Figure 6. Jordanius granulomanus comb. n., female paratype. Figure 7. Scorpio wahbehi sp. n., female paratype. Figure 8. Scorpio jordanensis sp. n., male paratype.

Figures 79–82: Scorpio fuscus, habitus under white light. Figures 79–80. Male from Birqish Forest, northwestern Jordan, in dorsal (79) and ventral (80) views. Figures 81–82. Female from Birqish Forest, northwestern of Jordan, in dorsal (81) and ventral (82) views. Scale bar: 10 mm.

Figures 83–90: Scorpio fuscus from Birqish Forest, northwestern Jordan, male (83, 85, 87, 89) and female (84, 86, 88, 90) under white light (83–86), and under UV light (87–90). Figures 83, 84, 87, 88. Carapace and mesosoma. Figures 85, 86, 89, 90. Coxal and sternopectinal regions and sternites. Scale bar: 10 mm.

Figures 91–98: Scorpio fuscus from Birqish Forest, northwestern Jordan, male (91, 95, 93, 97) and female (92, 96, 94, 98), under white light (91–94), and under UV light (95–98). Figures 91, 92, 95, 96. Carapace and tergites I–II. Figures 93, 94, 97, 98. Coxal and sternopectinal region.

Figures 99–110. Scorpio fuscus male from Birqish Forest, northwestern Jordan, pedipalp segments under white light (99–104), and under UV light (105–110). Chela dorsal (99, 105) and ventral (100, 106). Movable (101, 107) and fixed (102, 108) fingers dentition. Pedipalp ventral (103, 110) and dorsal (104, 109).

Figures 111–122. Scorpio fuscus female from Birqish Forest, northwestern Jordan, pedipalp segments under white light (111–116), and under UV light (117–122). Chela dorsal (111, 117) and ventral (112, 118). Movable (113, 119) and fixed (114, 120) fingers dentition. Pedipalp ventral (115, 122) and dorsal (116, 121).

Figures 123–128. Scorpio fuscus from Birqish Forest, northwestern Jordan, male (123, 125, 127), and female (124, 126, 128). Metasoma and telson under white light, in lateral (123–124), ventral (125–126) and dorsal (127–128) views. Scale bar: 10 mm.

Figures 129–134. Scorpio fuscus from Birqish Forest, northwestern Jordan, male (129, 131, 133), and female (130, 132, 134). Metasoma and telson under UV light, in lateral (129–130), ventral (131–132) and dorsal (133–134) views. Scale bar: 10 mm.

Figures 135–142: Scorpio fuscus from Birqish Forest, northwestern Jordan, male (135, 136, 139, 140), and female (137, 138, 141, 142). Metasoma V and telson under white light (135–138) and under UV light (139–142), in lateral (135, 137, 139, 141), and ventral (136, 138, 140, 142) views.

Figures 143–144: Scorpio fuscus, from Birqish Forest, northwestern Jordan, right legs I–IV, male (143) and female (144).

Figures 359–370: Genital operculum and sternum in males (359–364) and in females (365–370) under UV light. Figure 359, 365. Scorpio wahbehi sp. n. Figure 360, 366. Scorpio fuscus. Figure 361, 367. Scorpio palmatus. Figure 362, 368. Scorpio jordanensis sp. n. Figure 363, 369. Jordanius maysaraensis gen. et sp. n. Figure 364, 370. Jordanius granulomanus comb. n.