More than 2000 species of the wild flora and fauna photographed in Zihuatanejo, Mexico and the surrounding area.
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The genus Chthonius belongs to the order Pseudoscorpiones, a group of small arachnids resembling tiny scorpions but without a tail or stinger. These creatures are fascinating for their miniature size and secretive behavior. Found in leaf litter, under bark, moss, stones, and in caves. They are predatory, feeding on tiny arthropods such as mites, springtails, and small insects.
The genus Chthonius belongs to the order Pseudoscorpiones, a group of small arachnids resembling tiny scorpions but without a tail or stinger. These creatures are fascinating for their miniature size and secretive behavior. Found in leaf litter, under bark, moss, stones, and in caves. They are predatory, feeding on tiny arthropods such as mites, springtails, and small insects.

Pseudocorpions of Zihuatanejo
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Psudeoscorpions (Order Pseudocorpiones)
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Suborder Epiocheirata
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Superfamily Chthonioidea
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Chthoniid Pseudoscorpions Family Chthoniidae
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Subfamily Chthoniinae
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Genus Chthonius
ORDER PSEUDOSCORPIONES
Genus Chthonius
Genus Chthonius
