Species of scorpion
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Wernerius inyoensis is a species of scorpion in the taxomic family Vaejovidae. "W. inyoensis" is the third species described in the genus "Wernerius". "Wernerius inyoensis" lives throughout the Inyo Mountains of Death Valley National Park in the southwestern North America, eastern California just like many scorpion species discovered around the year 2009.
The species is small compared to most North American species of scorpions being 16.4 to 17 millimeters in length. "W. inyoensis" had a strong subaculear spine similar to other species of "Wernerius" ("W. mumai" and "W. spicatus"). "Wernerius inyoensis" had a base pigmentation of a yellow-orange (with some red pigmentation) with a darker carinae on the pedipalp appendage and the metasoma. "Wernerius inyoensis" is distinguished from the species "Wernerius mumai" by "Wernerius inyoensis" smaller adult body size, robust femur and the pedipalp appendage being thinner.
A single male specimen of "Wernerius inoyensis" had been discovered at 37.2299°N, 117.9568°W. However what makes this specimen special is that "W. inoyensis" was discovered 400 kilometers from other Wernerius species which are in the lower Colorado river and Joshua Tree National Park.
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