The comparison of Hemispermatophore in scorpion Buthidae family in Khuzestan province
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Abstract:
Different scorpions from buthidae family are present in Khuzestan province (southwest of Iran). These species are variable in size and color and some of them are medically important. In this research, hemispermatophore of Buthidae species was morphologically studied. In this research some species of scorpions such as Mesobuthus eupeus, Apistobuthus sosani, Odontobuthus odentorus and Composobuthus were studied. In comparison of hemispermatophore in different species, it was found that some parameters of hemispermatophore are generalized and some others like the size of capsule are specific among the species.According to statistical analysis of obtained data, sorpion species in a genus did not show a significant difference in different parts of hemispermatophore at 5% significance level, and this analysis revealed that the specifications among the species in a genus were so close, but in the two family of Buthidae and Hemiscorpionidae scorpions, the hemispermatophore was different.
Keywords:
Scorpion , hemispermatophore , buthidae , Iran , khozestan
Language:
Persian
Published:
Veterinary Researches and Biological Products, Volume:30 Issue: 1, 2017
Pages:
132 to 138
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