Scorpions of the World (2009)-Eric Ythier, Roland Stockmann

Over 350 scorpion species described and illustrated by biogeographical zone in this book "Scorpions of the World".
Descriptions provide non-specialists ways to recognise easily each species of scorpion illustrated, along with notes on the toxicity, habitat, habits and distribution.

Over 350 scorpion species described and illustrated by biogeographical zone

Descriptions provide non-specialists ways to recognise easily each species illustrated, along with notes on the toxicity, habitat, habits and distribution. Scorpion taxonomy and diversity are dealt with by the presentation of a taxonomic key to families and a description of genera. An exhaustive list of currently known species and their distribution is also featured.

A comprehensive guide to the biology of scorpions

The book covers scorpion biology (anatomy and the main biological functions, ecology, resistance to ionising radiation), as well as venomology and the medical importance of species across the globe (venoms and treatment against envenomation, scorpion control). The myths and legends linked to scorpions are also presented. Advice is given to those wishing to rear these animals in captivity.

• Coming out : 2009
• Cover : Hardback cover
• Format : 13 x 20,5 cm
• ISBN : 978-2-913688-11-7
• Number of pages : 572 pages