The Scorpion Fauna website (i dont know if this sites been posted)

but it shows the different scorpion species from different areas of the world...
i have been looking at it all day

http://pagesperso-orange.fr/eycb/scorpions/index.htm

Thanks for posting about it to alert the newer members, but yes, this site is well known to the majority of the members on this forum.

lol i didnt know...
i was lookin through it to see the different morphs of the same sp in different locales

although ive been wondering if the Tityus bahiensis juvenile (Brazil) will look the same as an adult?

it kind of reminds me of a b. jacksoni =)

Eric Ythier's was one of the first prominent sites that just floored me in terms of how pro his work was not to mention the bibliography that really help me update myself when I got back into the hobby.... and he's kind enough to leave his email contact details should you have any questions that he may by chance find the time to reply.

I think there is a thread on this forum with a listing of all the core sights for all your research resources.....

Another person's site that is just as biblical but gets little mention is Fran Korvarik's site due to its 'scientific' nature and format of the content.

But he makes available a healthy bunch of journals for download... mostly his own....

http://kovarex.com/scorpio/

awesome ..i will definitely spend the rest of today checking that site out lol